Israeli High-Tech Surges in 2025
Israel’s high-tech sector continues to thrive in 2025, with startups across artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, quantum computing, and fintech securing substantial investments.
According to Calcalist Tech, numerous companies have raised funding to scale their technologies and expand into global markets.
Notable rounds include Quantum Machines, which secured USD 170 million at a USD 700 million valuation to push advancements in quantum computing, and Rapyd, which raised USD 500 million to finalize its USD 610 million acquisition of PayU, expanding its workforce and revenue.
In cybersecurity, Cybereason landed a USD 120 million investment from SoftBank and Liberty Strategic Capital after overcoming financial challenges, while Pentera secured USD 60 million at a valuation exceeding USD 1 billion to accelerate U.S. expansion. AI-driven startups are also making strides, with Brain.space raising USD 11 million to integrate real-time brain data into AI and Voyantis securing USD 41 million to enhance predictive analytics in marketing.
Other significant investments include Nofar Energy’s USD 193 million for the Cellarhead project, a large-scale energy storage initiative, and Blockaid’s USD 50 million to combat rising crypto security threats. As Israeli startups continue to attract global investors, the industry’s rapid innovation underscores the country’s role as a powerhouse in emerging technologies.
