Sophie Shulman is a tech journalist who writes for CTech by Calcalist and Ynet News. With a focus on the Israeli tech scene, Sophie covers topics such as private equity investment, cybersecurity, high-tech partnerships, and the impact of global politics on the tech industry. She provides in-depth analysis and insights into the latest trends and developments in the Israeli tech ecosystem.
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Sophie's coverage predominantly focuses on the Israeli tech sector, investments, IPOs, and cybersecurity. She is particularly interested in articles that cite data and press releases, indicating that she values factual evidence and official announcements.
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Mobileye shutters its Lidar division, impacting 100 jobs, as it pivots to cost-saving strategies amid revenue slumps; The move highlights a shift toward acquiring Innoviz, focusing on imaging radar development
By: Sophie Shulman
Cybersecurity firm taps Mellanox founder ahead of a potential $3 billion Wall Street debut.
By: Sophie Shulman
The startup has launched the CanvOI model, powered by Oracle Cloud, to advance cancer treatment.
By: Sophie Shulman
Board chairman Tim Harvey notified the employees that he will be taking charge as CEO, but founder Nadav Shoval replied by saying he's not going anywhere. “The board has falsely stated that I am stepping out of my role as CEO. Let me be clear: that is not true and not my intent.”
By: Sophie Shulman
Impressive fundraising numbers are marred by the growing trend of startups moving abroad.
By: Sophie Shulman
Dov Moran, the legendary entrepreneur and inventor of the USB memory stick, believes Intel is running out of options. With job cuts looming and critical projects delayed, the question remains: How will Israel's economy withstand the ripple effects of Intel's global transformation?
By: Sophie Shulman
Arik Shtilman, co-founder and CEO of Rapyd, added that the company is planning to go public in 2026 and that "we plan to automate 70% of back-office services by 2026. This will significantly improve our profitability, as 70% of our costs are personnel-related."
By: Sophie Shulman
Simon Anholt, a global expert on nation branding, speaking at Calcalist and Leumi's Mind The Tech London conference, said: "Only actions can change what the world thinks about Israel. The miracle can happen because Israel contributes a lot to the world, for example with its technology."
By: Sophie Shulman
Additional contingent consideration of up to $1.25 billion is subject to SuperPlay achieving certain financial targets over the next three years. Founded in 2019 by former Playtika employees Gilad Almog and Eyal Netzer, along with industry veteran Elad Drory, SuperPlay has two successful titles in Dice Dreams and Domino Dreams, and has two more games currently in development.
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