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15:40More than $70 billion in 18 months: Israeli cyber got sold. What's left?15:30Chip valley: how Migdal HaEmek and Rehovot became a critical link in the AI race 15:20'Mom, it's me, I'm in trouble': a full guide to protecting your family from AI-era scams 15:10Nova posts record quarter: $287.8 million, up 28%15:10Israel's quantum race: from Classiq's $2.2 billion to a quantum computer in Tel Aviv 15:00Layoffs here, hiring there: a guide to the Israeli tech job market in the age of AI 14:40Camtek reports: $161.3 million quarter, about $180 million guided for the next 14:10Israel's Sentra raises $150 million to protect data in the AI era

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More than $70 billion in 18 months: Israeli cyber got sold. What's left?

Wiz, CyberArk, Armis and Varonis passed into American hands within a year and a half. A weekend feature on the biggest exit wave in Israeli tech history, and what comes next

Dana Alon, Magazine Editor / 6 min read