Israeli technology companies announced 29 funding rounds worth roughly $1.5 billion in July, according to a report from Jewish Breaking News. The month was led by major investments in chips, cybersecurity, and enterprise AI, including Xsight Labs, Glow, Onyx, Neo, and groundcover.
The July total of $1.5 billion across 29 rounds, reported by Jewish Breaking News, reflects continued global investor appetite for Israeli technology, particularly in the infrastructure powering artificial intelligence. The largest rounds were led by Xsight Labs, Glow, Onyx, Neo, and groundcover, though specific amounts were not disclosed.
While July's figure is lower than June's $3.3 billion — the second-highest monthly total on record, as The Zioneer reported — it still represents a strong month. The report notes investors are not merely backing new AI models but are pouring capital into the chips, cybersecurity platforms, and enterprise systems needed to run AI securely at scale.
The data underscores the resilience of the Israeli tech sector amid broader regional uncertainty, with global investors continuing to place bets on the country's expertise in deep tech and cybersecurity.
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