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Investors no longer fear DeepTech | CTech
The article discusses the growing importance of DeepTech in the global technology landscape, highlighting its potential to revitalize Israels struggling startup ecosystem. DeepTech, characterized by substantial scientific and engineering breakthroughs, is gaining traction due to advancements in AI that are reducing R&D costs and cycles. The article notes a shift in venture capital interest towards DeepTech, with major VC funds increasing their investments in the sector. This trend is seen as a positive development for Israel, which is well-positioned to lead in DeepTech due to its strong R&D infrastructure and government support. The article emphasizes the potential of DeepTech to drive economic growth and job creation in Israel.
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Is deep tech the next frontier of Israeli innovation?
The Inside Israeli Innovation Podcast, hosted by Eve Young, features an interview with Doron Zauer, General Partner at Earth & Beyond Ventures. The episode focuses on the venture capital funds investment in Israeli deep tech and space tech. Doron discusses the challenges and potential of deep tech, the role of artificial intelligence in Israels innovation ecosystem, and the collaboration between Israels industry and government. The podcast highlights the innovative spirit and trends that position Israel as a leader in global innovation.
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Mapping Israel's emerging spacetech ecosystem | CTech
There are currently 105 startups operating in Israel in the field of space applications. These companies raised a total of $314 million in the past year. The Earth & Beyond Ventures VC fund and Deloitte Israel mapped the Israeli spacetech startup industry for Calcalist, showing that many of these startups are focusing on dual application technologies that solve challenges in the space market, but can also be utilized on Earth. Despite the increase in the number of startups, Israeli spacetech is still in its infancy. However, there is huge business potential here and an opportunity for Israel to lead in innovation in the field.
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New fund to invest $125 million in Israeli deeptech and space startups | CTech
Earth & Beyond Ventures, a new early-stage venture fund, has raised $70 million to invest in Israeli space and deeptech startups. The fund is backed by Corning, Kyocera, Samtec, and Spacecom and has commitments of $125 million for the next five years. The fund will focus on dual-purpose space and terrestrial applications, with check sizes of between $500,000 to $2 million for Seed and Pre-Seed companies. The Israeli Innovation Authority will invest an additional four dollars for every dollar invested by the fund.
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Earth & Beyond Ventures raises $125m for Israeli startups
Israeli early-stage venture fund Earth & Beyond Ventures has launched with commitments of $125 million to invest in Israeli deep-tech, aerospace, and satellite engineering startups. The fund, backed by global technology, manufacturing, and space industry conglomerates, will be investing between $500,000 and $2 million in seed and pre-seed companies. This is the first fund of its kind in Israel to focus specifically on supporting deep technology innovations with dual purpose space and terrestrial applications. The funds backers include Corning Inc., Kyocera Corp, Samtec, Inc., Spacecom, and the Israel Innovation Authority.
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Sky-high investments in Israeli space-tech startups - ISRAEL21c
Earth & Beyond Ventures, a new early-stage VC fund focusing on the space industry, has announced plans to invest $125 million in Israeli deep tech and space startups. The fund aims to leverage Israel’s expertise in aerospace, satellite engineering and the growing “New Space” market. The fund’s backers include Corning, Kyocera, Samtec, Spacecom and The Israel Innovation Authority. The fund will invest seed and pre-seed rounds between $500,000 and $2 million.
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Earth & Beyond launches fund to invest in Israeli space-related firms
Earth & Beyond Ventures, a new venture fund investing in Israels emerging commercial space ecosystem, has launched with commitments of $125 million. The fund is backed by Corning Inc, Kyocera Corp, SpaceCom, Samtec, and the Israel Innovation Authority. Earth & Beyond plans to invest between $500,000 to $2 million in seed and pre-seed companies in various technologies including semiconductors, robotics, new materials, sensors, smart farms, quantum computing, solar power, cyber security, and alternative proteins.
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