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WSJ, CNBC, Wired: OurCrowd signs $60M Abu Dhabi deal
"OurCrowd is a great example of a company that has benefitted from Abu Dhabi's enabling ecosystem to achieve accelerated growth," Eng. Abdulla Abdul Aziz AlShamsi, Acting Director General of the Abu Dhabi Investment Office, said at the signing ceremony to mark a $60M investment in OurCrowd's new artificial intelligence company during Abu Dhabi Finance Week in the UAE capital. "In just a year, OurCrowd has moved from an initial license to an established market player, with its new investment center and tech hub bringing additional VC and tech specialism to Abu Dhabi and expanding the availability of solutions and technology to companies," he added. Our expansion to 60 people in the Gulf state and the launch of Integrated Data Intelligence Ltd., an OurCrowd subsidiary offering AI solutions for business, made headlines in the Wall Street Journal, CNBC, Arabian Business, Wired, The National, Fintech.TV, Jerusalem Post and around the world.
Startup of the Week:
NetOp keeps enterprise networks running
Some of the world's largest enterprise networks including WhatsApp, Facebook and Instagram have been hit hard with outages that cost billions. AI-powered technology created by our portfolio company NetOp automatically monitors the health of managed enterprise networks, predicting and fixing problems as they occur, while automating workflows and simplifying IT and operations. Its SaaS platform already supports over 70% of network devices and can serve on-cloud, on-premise and hybrid networks. Nurtured at OurCrowd's Labs/02 incubator, NetOp customers and trials include a major global financial institution, Israel's largest MSP and other US-based MSPs and companies in the education, manufacturing and retail sectors. OurCrowd is leading a SAFE for NetOp.
Time Magazine's Best Inventions of 2022 highlight four OurCrowd startups
Four OurCrowd portfolio companies scored high in Time Magazine's Best Inventions of 2022. The latest innovation from Beyond Meat is Beyond Steak - a steak tip for use in other dishes rather than the main course. Made of faba bean protein and wheat gluten, it has the fibrous texture of real steak with a touch of fattiness, but it is cholesterol-free and healthier than the real thing. The 3D-printed House Zero from ICON could play a big part in solving the world's housing crisis. The 2,400 square foot, 3-bedroom printed structure can be completed in 10 days, improving energy efficiency while reducing material costs, waste and build time. Partnering with homebuilding giant Lennar, ICON broke ground on the largest 3D printed community in the US, a 100-home project in Austin, Texas. Phantom Auto's Remote Operation Platform for Logistics helps ease the pain of global labor shortages. It allows drivers of warehouse and manufacturing facility vehicles to do their jobs remotely, sitting behind a computer outfitted with a steering wheel, pedals and a complete 360-degree view. A vehicle inspection application from Ravin AI is used by giants like Hertz and Toyota and is shaking up the automotive, insurance and car rental industries. It works with smartphone cameras and CCTV feeds to scan vehicles and cross-reference them with over 2 billion images to generate a condition report including damage severity and repair estimates.
OurCrowd meets Australian Innovation Trade Mission
I was happy to meet with the Australian Innovation Trade Mission in Jerusalem. The delegation was co-led by Robyn Denholm, Global Chairperson of Tesla, and Jillian Segal AO, President of the Australia-Israel Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales. Some 30 senior business executives joined the mission to meet with local business leaders and innovators. The delegation represented a diverse range of industries including banking & finance, insurance, telecommunications and transport.
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