During February, Israeli startups raised more than $293 million in 16 deals. This is a 60% decrease compared to the $731 million the startup raised in February 2023. There were only four more deals in total last February, but that month included $300 million raised by Wiz and $110 million secured by Via.
Of the 16 deals last month, 15 were either Series A or seed rounds. The only outlier was DustPhotonics, which raised $24 million in a follow-on Series B.
The biggest deal this month was recorded by Exodigo, which has developed an artificial intelligence solution for underground mapping. The company raised $75 million in Series A funding and also announced the conversion of $30 million secured in SAFE in its seed round.
See the complete list of February deals below (list includes over $5 million in funding rounds officially announced during February).
The Israeli startup’s platform automatically ensures that all equity operations worldwide are compliant and tax-optimized, maximizing and protecting the benefits of equity plans for both employers and employees. To do.
Israeli startup combines multiple types of powerful sensors, 3D imaging, cloud computing simulations, and a proprietary AI platform to fuse massive amounts of data into a single map that helps companies see risks and assets beneath the ground I will make it possible.
Israeli startup provides English learners with an app-based platform that leverages AI specifically built, trained, and optimized to achieve practical fluency through personalized learning
The Israeli startup’s platform discovers, visualizes, and secures a company’s entire hybrid IT infrastructure, whether on-premises, virtual, in the cloud, or a hybrid combination, in just 60 minutes.
The Israeli startup works with many of the world’s leading stock image providers and manages over 1 billion licensed images. These images are used to train BRIA’s underlying text-to-image model, while also granting original creators, artists, and media companies a royalty that fairly compensates the image’s contribution to the final output. You can be sure that you will receive your tee.
An Israeli startup developing silicon photonics for hyperscale data centers and AI applications has built a platform for the optical networking market, delivering increased bandwidth and speed while reducing cost and power.
Israeli AI startup enables organizations to quickly identify and eliminate deepfakes and synthetic media created by generative AI
Israeli startup is building a modular network that gives developers and users easy access to blockchain through RPC and indexing
Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) platforms discover creative attack vectors and circumvent existing security measures to identify and verify real threats.
As software supply chain attacks increase, Israeli startup’s platform leverages generative AI to provide customers with remediation solutions to this growing challenge
The Israeli startup’s globally connected label is about the size of a credit card and reports six-dimensional telemetry shipment data in real time without the need for additional infrastructure.
The company focuses on processing and integrating data from various operational domains such as marketing, last-mile delivery, customer support, and warehousing.
The Israeli startup’s platform allows security teams to visualize and prioritize threats across hundreds of attack surfaces for concrete, actionable insights that they can manage.
The Israeli-founded startup allows crypto holders to accept Visa and Mastercard at more than 100 million retail stores around the world, allowing retailers to receive fiat currency.