XM Cyber, the Israeli cybersecurity company that was acquired by Schwarz Group for $700 million less than a year ago, announced on Monday that it is acquiring Israeli startup Cyber Observer. The cost of the deal wasn't revealed by the companies, but is estimated to be in the region of $30 million.

Starburst, the well-funded data warehouse analytics service and data query engine based on the open source Trino project, today announced that it has acquired Varada, a Tel Aviv-based startup that focuses on data lake analytics.

The Israeli company will pay Pitney Bowes cash for the cross-border e-commerce payment solutions company and has also formed a strategic partnership with Pitney Bowes.

The American-Israeli startup develops technology that authenticates wireless devices and can help prevent hacking, manipulation, and deception.

SilverByte’s hotel management software provides features and functions required to keep the daily work of hotels simple and swift.

Animoca Brands has acquired TinyTap, the platform for user-generated educational content. Animoca paid $38.875 million for 80.45% of the issued capital of TinyTap Ltd.

Animoca Brands said it will leverage the acquisition of the Israeli company to establish a new business segment for blockchain-based UGC educational content.

The U.S. chip giant had previously invested in the company through its investment arm, but is now buying the startup which develops a smart RAN automation and orchestration platform that can help accelerate deployment of 5G networks.

The price is $60 million. PubPlus CEO Gil Bar-Tur: This is the first of five planned acquisitions by ClearPier, aimed at turning it into a public company.

The Israeli-founded startup enables restaurants to connect more easily and directly with customers through omnichannel software, providing a customizable white-label app that merchants can design to be unique to their brand

The Israeli startup, which helps cloud and data center customers maximize compute workload performance and reduce infrastructure and cloud costs, has raised $45 million since its founding in 2018

the leading global security and facility services company, continues its strategic growth with the acquisition of Attenti Group, one of the world's leading electronic monitoring companies.

The two Israeli companies will combine to provide an AI-driven view into the diverse factors that influence overall production health.