
18/09/2025
🌐 🇮🇱 This week in IsraelTech:
1. D-ID Expands With Simpleshow Acquisition
AI video pioneer D-ID is joining forces with Berlin-based Simpleshow, strengthening its position in enterprise video creation and avatar technology. The move brings together 1,500+ global clients and a combined team of 140 across Berlin, Tel Aviv, and the U.S.
Congrats to Gil Perry, Sella Blondheim, Eliran Kuta, Karsten Boehrs, and both teams for building the future of interactive video.
2. Remedio Secures $65M In First-Ever Funding Round
Cybersecurity scale-up Remedio (formerly GYTPOL) has been profitable since day one, protecting enterprises like Amazon, Coca-Cola, and Colgate with its autonomous real-time security remediation platform. Now, with fresh capital, the company is set to accelerate U.S. expansion and aim for $100M ARR.
Well done to Tal Kollender, Gilad Raz, Yaakov Kogan, and the entire Remedio team for proving bootstrapped success can go global.
Funding was led by Bessemer Venture Partners, with participation from TLV Partners and Picture Capital.
3. NextVision To Raise $400M Amid Global Demand For Drone Tech
NextVision Stabilized Systems (TASE: NXSN), a leader in stabilized cameras for drones and defense vehicles, is set to secure a $400M raise as it eyes entry into the Tel Aviv 35 Index. With soaring share growth and rising defense budgets worldwide, the company is positioned at the heart of the "defense decade."
A big win for Chen Golan and the NextVision team for scaling Israeli defense tech to the global stage.
4. MetalBear Raises $12.5M To Power Cloud-Native Development
Tel Aviv-based MetalBear, creator of the open-source tool mirrord, is helping developers run local code in production-like conditions instantly—boosting speed and reliability for teams worldwide. Already serving thousands of developers at Fortune 100 companies, the startup is scaling fast.
Congratulations to Aviram Hassan, Eyal Bukchin, and the global MetalBear team for pushing cloud-native development forward.
Funding was led by TLV Partners, with participation from TQ Ventures, MTF, Netz Capital, and angels including David Cramer (Sentry) and Ben Sigelman (OpenTelemetry).
5. Ray Security Raises $11M To Launch Predictive Data Protection
Tel Aviv-based Ray Security is pioneering AI-driven defenses that predict and protect enterprise data use in real time.
Great news for Ariel Zamir, Eric Wolf, Dekel Levkovich, and the Ray Security team for reshaping how enterprises secure their data.
Funding was co-led by Venture Guides and Ibex Investors.
Sources: TechCrunch, Forbes Israel, Globes, FinSMEs, CTech
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