Top Eight AI Firms in Israel Worth Your Attention
Israel, a global hub for technology innovation, is home to several companies making significant strides in the fields of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Cybersecurity.
Riskified, founded in Israel in 2012, later moved its headquarters to New York, providing financial security services to some of the biggest companies and brands. Using an AI-powered platform, Riskified analyses customer interactions in real-time to offer risk intelligence. Currently, they are expanding their team with 27 job openings.
Snowflake, another AI and data company, has a sales and development office in Israel. Their platform enables companies to build and deploy applications on the cloud, featuring tools for machine learning and AI development. Snowflake recently launched a dedicated AI platform, helping businesses run analytic assessments on their data. They too are actively hiring, with 264 job openings.
Hour One, a company developing generative AI for enterprises, has found success with its platform being used by companies like Bayer and Hewlett-Packard. Their AI platform is not only a single platform for creating and distributing training content for an entire organization but also develops language translation and animated AI avatars.
CytoReason, a biotechnology research company, partners with many pharmaceutical organizations. They have developed an AI platform that aims to lead to better medical research outcomes, using both public and proprietary data. CytoReason has secured funding from NVIDIA and Pfizer.
Coro, an international cybersecurity company, uses AI to power a platform for bolstering digital security posture. Their technology includes 14 modules offering a variety of security measures.
Deepchecks helps companies build large language models and provides end-to-end assessments of a company's language model, automated debugging to mitigate AI hallucinations, and monitoring to model language model performance and potential issues.
Cisco ThousandEyes offers AI-powered technology for end-to-end visibility of networks, apps, and infrastructure. Their platform is able to identify technical issues for quick remediation and incorporate automations into IT processes.
Airwallex supports over 150,000 businesses with tools for cross-border payments, multi-currency account management, and streamlined financial operations. They are assembling a team to launch a new startup within Airwallex to focus on capturing generative AI opportunities.
Hour One also develops language translation and animated AI avatars. In Israel, companies like Tabnine (AI code assistants) and numerous startups, supported by Glilot Capital with $500 million for AI and Cybersecurity developments, are currently working on generative AI technologies. With Glilot Capital investing in up to 24 startups, it suggests many ongoing projects. Specific job openings at these companies are not specified in the sources, but given the early-stage financing and the growth of tech firms, it is reasonable to assume that these companies are typically actively seeking new employees.
In this vibrant tech landscape, Israel continues to be a breeding ground for innovative AI and cybersecurity solutions, driving progress and shaping the future of these industries.
