The Venture Codex

Participated · Series C · Jun 2026

Founded in 2023, Dream develops sovereign AI and cyber defense platforms for governments and critical infrastructure and operates from offices in Tel Aviv, Abu Dhabi, and Vienna. The company has three core platforms: Sphere, a national cyber defense system combining cyber intelligence, exposure management, attack path analysis, and AI detection and response; Hero, an autonomous AI security researcher that discovers vulnerabilities and stress-tests defenses; and Atlas, a sovereign AI platform that connects fragmented national data and enables deployment of mission-specific AI agents and models within secure government environments. Dream began commercial operations in late 2024 and has secured nearly $300 million in total contract value since then. The company employs approximately 350 people. After the latest $260 million round Dream is valued at $3 billion and has raised $412 million to date, and plans to use the new capital to accelerate global deployment of its platforms across multiple regions.

Participated · Series B · Aug 2022

Shopic sells a clip-on touchscreen smart-cart system that uses two basket-facing cameras and computer-vision algorithms to recognize products, show in-store maps and promotions, and enable checkout via the device. The company maintains and updates a product database of more than 50,000 SKUs, adding up to 10,000 new entries weekly, and requires an initial in-store onboarding pass to train items. Shopic charges retailers a subscription fee for its hardware and software and says its carts have processed transactions worth hundreds of millions of dollars by tens of thousands of shoppers, with increases in monthly shopper spending of up to 8% at some stores. To protect privacy, Shopic anonymizes purchase data and blurs shopper faces captured by cameras, and it says customer retailers own the data. In the near term Shopic plans to add side-facing, shelf-capturing cameras to detect out-of-stocks, price-tag errors and planogram alignment, and to streamline installations. The company intends to focus on customer acquisition, ramp deployments with existing customers, and expand headcount by roughly 30 employees to exceed 100 total by year-end. Shopic develops an AI-powered clip-on device that instantly recognizes items placed in or removed from a shopping cart, automatically registering them by price and displaying the shopper’s active receipt on the device’s screen. The product personalizes the in-store experience by delivering digital promotions in real time based on prior buying habits, store location, and current item selection. For retailers, Shopic’s analytics engine provides live data on shopping journeys, cart movements, and shelf status to optimize store management, enable footpath personalization, and improve contextual promotions. The company is led by CEO and co-founder Raz Golan and co-founder and CTO Eran Kravitz. Shopic intends to use new funds to accelerate commercial activities and expand its team. Financially, the company raised an additional $10m in equity, bringing total capital raised to $21m.

Participated · Series C · Jun 2022

Cyberint provides external risk visibility and attack‑surface management by harvesting dark‑web data and autonomously analyzing potential vulnerabilities. The company’s platform is designed to help organizations identify exposures stemming from external threats and compromised assets. The article highlights Cyberint’s focus on dark‑web intelligence and autonomous analysis as core capabilities. Recently announced financing indicates an active capital position: a $28 million Series C alongside $12 million in credit. Menora Mivtachim Group publicized the round and emphasized partnership and investment in Cyberint. The article does not disclose revenue, user metrics, founding year, or location. CyberInt provides detection and response services through its Argos™ platform, addressing cyber, fraud, and brand threats for global omnichannel organizations. The Argos platform leverages artificial intelligence and machine learning and offers modular capabilities including Targeted Threat Intelligence, Social Media Monitoring, VIP Protection, Brand Protection, Vendor Risk Management, and Email Threat Management. The company pairs the platform with a global team of ex‑CISO, ex‑8200 and white‑hat hacker cyber experts located in Israel, New York, London, Singapore, and Manila. Led by CEO Amir Ofek, CyberInt serves customers across financial services, retail, eCommerce, and gaming. It completed an $18M financing to fund global expansion, expand Argos, and develop next‑generation Digital Risk Management, Detection and Response solutions.

Led · Series E · May 2022

Pyramid Analytics offers the Pyramid Decision Intelligence Platform, a no-code, unified analytics product that combines data preparation, business analytics, and data science with integrated AI/ML to simplify and automate decision-making. Its architecture emphasizes ease of use, governed self-service, and direct access to any data, aimed at enterprise and upper mid-market customers. Pyramid positions itself in Generative BI (GenBI) and decision intelligence workflows and says Fortune 2,000 customers use its platform daily to solve operational, complex, data-informed decisions. Customers named in the article include the FDA, Kellogg's, Hallmark, Deloitte, and Volkswagen. The company has been recognized as a Visionary in the 2024 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Analytics and Business Intelligence Platforms and achieved top rankings in Gartner and BARC reports. Pyramid is incorporated in Amsterdam and maintains regional headquarters in London, New York City, and Tel Aviv. Leadership states the company will continue bringing next-generation analytics solutions to upper mid-market and enterprise organizations. In November 2024 Pyramid secured $50M in new financing from BlackRock. Pyramid Analytics offers a decision intelligence platform combining data preparation, business analytics and data science with AI-driven augmented analytics and a self-service, no-code interface. The company leverages machine learning to automate data prep and insight generation and uses a query engine (Pyrana) to run analytics without moving customers' data. Pyramid emphasizes governed self-service and aims to bring analytics to disparate data sources for automated insights. The firm serves 2,450 customers (direct and indirect) and reported revenue growth of 100% year over year. Management plans to use the new funding to expand global presence, hire additional employees and enhance its software products. Pyramid currently has 245 employees across London, New York and Tel Aviv and expects to be near 350 by year-end. Pyramid Analytics offers an enterprise-grade, cross-department business intelligence and analytics platform with self-service BI, end-user ETL, augmented data discovery, visualization, presentations, and report bursting. The platform can be deployed on-premises, in the cloud, or across hybrid environments while preserving data governance and security. Since releasing a redesigned application in late 2017, Pyramid says it has acquired hundreds of new customers and expanded its list of strategic partners and resellers. The company emphasizes a product-first approach that combines ease of use with enterprise readiness and positions the platform as mission-critical in times of crisis. Pyramid has earned recognition in BARC’s The BI Survey 19, Dresner Advisory Services’ Technology Innovation Awards, and has been included in Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for Analytics and BI Platforms for seven consecutive years. The company plans to use new funding to expand its global footprint, deepen strategic alliances, and assume a leadership position in the market. Pyramid Analytics offers an enterprise BI platform whose flagship suite, BI Office, enables rapid connectivity to new data sources and interactive visualizations through a familiar interface. The company is led by co-founder and CEO Omri Kohl and targets professionals in large public and private enterprises for analytics, monitoring and reporting. Customers include large government agencies such as the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and Fortune 500 companies including Siemens, EMC and HP. Pyramid completed a $30M equity funding round to support growth. The company says it will use the proceeds to expand its workforce, deepen strategic alliances with partners, advance its channel ecosystem efforts, and enhance market penetration in key segments. Headquarters are in Seattle, WA. Pyramid Analytics offers a web-based business intelligence suite that integrates reporting, analytics and dashboards into a single platform. Led by CEO Omri Kohl, the company serves medium and large organizations. It holds a Microsoft ISV BI Gold Competency. The company has operational centers in Israel, the EU and the USA. Pyramid closed a $11.5M funding round to support product development and scale the business. The round was intended to accelerate its platform roadmap and commercial expansion.

Participated · Series B · Sep 2021

Bluewhite builds retrofittable autonomous robots sold as a robots-as-a-service offering that can operate existing tractors. It develops both hardware (branded Pathfinder) and a service/data stack (branded Compass) that use AI, computer vision, and big-data analytics to deliver autonomous operation and field insights. The system can be installed in one day as an "IKEA kit" at local service centers, and retrofitted tractors remain operable by humans when needed. Customers range from small family farms to 20 of the largest year-round permanent crop growers in the U.S., with strongest traction in California and Washington. Bluewhite's robots have cumulatively logged 50,000 hours of autonomous farming across 150,000 acres, and customers typically subscribe on five-year contracts. The company plans to invest the new funding into R&D for Compass and Pathfinder and to expand in current and new markets to address labor shortages and improve asset utilization. Blue White Robotics develops an autonomous farm platform that delivers Robots-as-a-Service (RaaS), retrofitting existing farming infrastructure with intelligent autonomous algorithms. Its robot tractors perform tasks including spraying, harvesting, disking, and seeding while improving productivity, precision, and worker safety. The platform collects and distributes operational data to create new services aimed at increasing yields and reducing inputs. The company says it will use the new funding to accelerate adoption, expand U.S. sales, and attract key talent for its international team. Blue White Robotics emphasizes values of "Fellowship, Love of the land, and Innovation" in its mission to revolutionize agriculture through autonomy. The company has received $50M of investment since its inception in 2017. Blue White Robotics provides an autonomy platform that integrates multiple robot types, including aerial drones, autonomous tractors, and driverless shuttles. Rather than building its own autonomy stack, the company focuses on "autonomy now," enabling customers to manage fleets of heterogeneous robots through a single platform and a management console designed for non-technical users such as farmers and hospital administrators. In agriculture the company sells after-market autonomy kits that let farmers put existing tractors onto its platform and supports large growers with aerial spraying for pollination and crop care. Blue White Robotics aims to complement other autonomous vehicle and drone companies by providing orchestration, data collection, and vendor/customer workflows rather than competing directly. The company has raised $10 million in funding and employs about 75 people. Its vehicles run autonomous shuttles at Bar Ilan University and Tel HasShomer Hospital and were used in 2020 to deliver COVID-19 equipment, samples, and tests.