# Israel

Google Ventures plans to grow its European team — including partners
Interview
November 23, 2022
Google Ventures plans to grow its European team — including partners
GV’s European lead Tom Hulme on VR’s moment and the awkward conversations he’s having
Eleanor Warnock
Israel’s booming startup ecosystem in four charts
Analysis
September 22, 2022
Israel’s booming startup ecosystem in four charts
Billions in VC funding and almost 100 unicorns. Here’s what you need to know about Israel’s startup ecosystem
In partnership with: Sapphire Ventures
Want to build a US-facing startup? Try working on a European time zone
Opinion
May 2, 2022
Want to build a US-facing startup? Try working on a European time zone
Operating on Europe time means you don’t have to deal with distracting meetings until later in the day
Yarden Shaked
Foodtech startup Remilk picks Denmark for its cow-free dairy facility
News
April 26, 2022
Foodtech startup Remilk picks Denmark for its cow-free dairy facility
Remilk's factory will be the largest of its kind and produce the same amount of dairy as 50,000 cows
Mimi Billing
14 up-and-coming Israeli startups to watch, according to VCs
Analysis
November 26, 2021
14 up-and-coming Israeli startups to watch, according to VCs
Four top investors in the Israeli startup scene tell us which companies they’ve got their eyes on
Kai Nicol-Schwarz
Seven takeaways from the Accel state of European SaaS report
Analysis
October 12, 2021
Seven takeaways from the Accel state of European SaaS report
European and Israeli software-as-a-service (SaaS) is having a huge year, according to Accel's annual Euroscape report on the state of SaaS.
Tom Matsuda
Cazoo-backer Eight Roads launches $450m fund for European scaleups
News
October 5, 2021
Cazoo-backer Eight Roads launches $450m fund for European scaleups
It’s the fund’s fourth vehicle for European and Israeli venture capital
Eleanor Warnock
Fostering sustainable innovation in Sweden and Israel
Analysis
August 11, 2021
Fostering sustainable innovation in Sweden and Israel
What are the biggest obstacles — and opportunities — two of the world’s most innovative countries are facing?
Sponsored by: Business Sweden
These startups are creating drone swarms for the military
Analysis
August 10, 2021
These startups are creating drone swarms for the military
Insects, ghosts, manta rays, cobras — these are the new form factors for swarming drones and the startups creating them.
Freya Pratty and Kai Nicol-Schwarz
Euro 2021: The tech startups changing football
Analysis
June 28, 2021
Euro 2021: The tech startups changing football
A new crop of tech startups is changing the way players are scouted and managed, as well as giving fans fresh ways to engage with the game.
Maija Palmer
The Big Idea: using AI to breed more sustainable crops
Analysis
June 22, 2021
The Big Idea: using AI to breed more sustainable crops
"I’m not here to sell burgers to San Francisco's tech community, I'm here to feed the world."
Freya Pratty
The Big Idea: Milking microbes instead of cows
Analysis
June 18, 2021
The Big Idea: Milking microbes instead of cows
Israel's Imagindairy uses engineered microorganisms to make milk with a protein structure identical to cows' milk.
Maija Palmer
The big idea: AI that can "taste" coffee
Analysis
May 27, 2021
The big idea: AI that can "taste" coffee
Israeli-Colombian startup Demetria is developing an AI that can analyse unroasted coffee beans to see what kind of brew they will make.
Maija Palmer
“Faster than real-time” cybersecurity company raises $100m
News
April 22, 2021
“Faster than real-time” cybersecurity company raises $100m
Israel’s Deep Instinct uses deep learning to recognise and thwart cyberattacks in milliseconds.
Maija Palmer
Meet the startup using data analytics from Mars to save Earth’s water
News
March 24, 2021
Meet the startup using data analytics from Mars to save Earth’s water
Utilis has raised $6m to scale its solution in helping infrastructure engineers gather data from deep underground.
Connor Bilboe
eToro is going public via a US SPAC, hitting a $10bn valuation
News
March 16, 2021
eToro is going public via a US SPAC, hitting a $10bn valuation
The trading app is among the first European fintechs to confirm it's going public via a SPAC.
Isabel Woodford
The European startups hacking your brain better than Elon Musk’s Neuralink
Analysis
October 26, 2020
The European startups hacking your brain better than Elon Musk’s Neuralink
From a chip in your brain to a headset on your head — here are the European startups that are breaking the boundaries in neurotechnology.
Mimi Billing
Why Israeli fintechs are becoming a hot prize for investors — and big banks
Analysis
September 17, 2020
Why Israeli fintechs are becoming a hot prize for investors — and big banks
Israeli fintech startups are tapping into the country's cybersecurity prowess and are prepped to go global
Isabel Woodford
The race to save the banana
Analysis
July 2, 2020
The race to save the banana
Tropic Biosciences is using gene editing to create a banana resistant to the deadly Panama disease that threatens to wipe out the fruit worldwide.
Maija Palmer
Hydrogen is the only way to make flying cars viable says Urban Aeronautics founder
Analysis
June 29, 2020
Hydrogen is the only way to make flying cars viable says Urban Aeronautics founder
A nippy flying car small enough to land on any urban street will need to be powered by hydrogen rather than batteries. This is why.
Maija Palmer
Startup government support measures: Rated
Opinion
June 11, 2020
Startup government support measures: Rated
How do startup support initiatives in Spain, France, Germany, the UK and Israel stack up?
Michael Niddam
94% of VC-backed startups are going to survive Covid
News
June 4, 2020
94% of VC-backed startups are going to survive Covid
Station F’s ecosystem survey looks at how startups are coping with coronavirus. The answer is: mostly well.
Marie Mawad in Paris
Coronavirus: Which startups are winning and losing?
Analysis
March 24, 2020
Coronavirus: Which startups are winning and losing?
Europe’s founders on how coronavirus has shaken their plans.
Kitty Knowles
From robots to AI drugs, here are six tech startups fighting coronavirus
Analysis
March 2, 2020
From robots to AI drugs, here are six tech startups fighting coronavirus
Six founders talk about their cornavirus-fighting tech.
Kitty Knowles

# Israel

Google Ventures plans to grow its European team — including partners

Israel’s booming startup ecosystem in four charts

Want to build a US-facing startup? Try working on a European time zone

Foodtech startup Remilk picks Denmark for its cow-free dairy facility

14 up-and-coming Israeli startups to watch, according to VCs

Seven takeaways from the Accel state of European SaaS report

Cazoo-backer Eight Roads launches $450m fund for European scaleups

Fostering sustainable innovation in Sweden and Israel

These startups are creating drone swarms for the military

Euro 2021: The tech startups changing football

The Big Idea: using AI to breed more sustainable crops

The Big Idea: Milking microbes instead of cows

The big idea: AI that can "taste" coffee

“Faster than real-time” cybersecurity company raises $100m

Meet the startup using data analytics from Mars to save Earth’s water

eToro is going public via a US SPAC, hitting a $10bn valuation

The European startups hacking your brain better than Elon Musk’s Neuralink

Why Israeli fintechs are becoming a hot prize for investors — and big banks

The race to save the banana

Hydrogen is the only way to make flying cars viable says Urban Aeronautics founder

Startup government support measures: Rated

94% of VC-backed startups are going to survive Covid

Coronavirus: Which startups are winning and losing?

From robots to AI drugs, here are six tech startups fighting coronavirus