Participated · Series A · May 2025

Onebeat offers a dynamic inventory optimization and execution platform that converts replenishment, allocation, and liquidation into daily SKU‑store level decisions. Its software enables retailers to act quickly, adapt in real time, and maximize profitability through precise inventory flow. The platform is already used by more than 220 retailers worldwide. Led by CEO Dr. Yishai Ashlag, Onebeat is headquartered in New York City. The company plans to use new funding to expand operations and accelerate development efforts. Recent fundraising activity brought its total funding to $30M. Onebeat is a Tel Aviv-based AI-enabled retail-tech company offering a SaaS solution that gives mid-market retailers flexibility and improved inventory visibility. Founded in 2018 by Dr. Yishai Ashlag (CEO) and Avihai Shnabel, the company was born out of Goldratt Consulting. Its platform is designed to help retailers cut costs and expand margins using AI-driven supply-chain and inventory capabilities. During the last twelve months Onebeat more than doubled its client base, now partnering with over 170 retailers across 26 countries in sectors including fashion, footwear, jewelry, pharmacy and beverage. The company works with global retail leaders such as Calvin Klein, American Eagle, Crocs and the retail division of TATA Group. Onebeat raised an additional $10M and plans to use the funds to expand its retail platform, business operations and pursue new business growth plans.

Participated · Series C · Sep 2023

Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Tel Aviv, Prisma Photonics has developed the Hyper-Scan Fiber-Sensing platform, which combines advanced optical fiber sensing with proprietary AI to detect, classify and localize events along hundreds of kilometers of infrastructure with meter-level accuracy. The system is already deployed across thousands of kilometers and is used by 15 Tier-1 Transmission System Operators in the U.S. and Europe to manage threats ranging from intrusions and wildfires to grid congestion. By leveraging existing fiber, the company eliminates the need for installing additional sensors, creating a scalable, data-rich monitoring network. Each new deployment feeds more data into Prisma’s models, strengthening a self-reinforcing technology moat. Recent traction has encouraged the company to expand beyond its current U.S. and European footprint into Latin America, where utilities are racing to modernize transmission systems and integrate renewables. With the latest financing, Prisma Photonics has raised a cumulative $80 million to accelerate commercial growth and product enhancements. This capital positions the firm to further scale sales, refine its AI models, and fortify its leadership in infrastructure monitoring.

Led · Series A · Sep 2022

Pente Networks provides Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) to promote the introduction of private LTE/5G networks for enterprises. The company has developed products such as Orchestrator, which automates network operation and management, and Service Portal, a network management screen with strong operability and visibility. Pente also enables devices and base stations to be interoperable. The firm positions its private LTE/5G IaaS as contributing to the advancement and promotion of communication and social infrastructure. Pente received an investment from Mitsubishi Electric’s ME Innovation Fund and intends to use the funds to expand operations and its development efforts. The amount and specific instrument of the deal were not disclosed in the announcement. Pente Networks develops an enterprise-grade LTE/5G Mobile Core & Management Platform for service providers and enterprise customers. The platform is positioned to serve MVNOs, WISPs, MSPs and system integrators and supports deployments using CBRS and other unlicensed spectrum to augment or replace traditional enterprise networks. Founded in 2015, the company has built a partner ecosystem with system integrators, service providers, and equipment manufacturers to deliver end-to-end wireless communications solutions. Pente recently raised a $10M Series A, bringing total investment to date to over $15 million, and has established a North American headquarters in Hackensack, New Jersey while expanding its original headquarters in Petach Tikva, Israel. Leadership changes include Avi Cohen joining as CEO, Jonathan Schwartz serving as CTO, and Roy Timor-Rousso as CMO. The company plans to expand its core technology development team in Israel while focusing strategy, business development, customer success, sales, and marketing in the U.S., and is actively recruiting U.S.-based sales, pre-sales engineering, customer success, and marketing professionals.

Participated · Series C · Sep 2022

Cyrebro runs a cloud-based security operations center that combines its automation tools with in-house cybersecurity specialists to provide threat hunting, threat intelligence, forensic investigations, incident response, SIEM optimization and strategic monitoring. The platform can be used as a complete SOC solution or to complement existing security operations for organizations of varying sizes. The company emphasizes both automated defenses (including AI-driven tools) and human judgment, reflecting its roots in offensive red-team experience. Cyrebro plans to expand product functionality—such as deeper remediation integrations—and to grow into additional geographies. The company is based in Israel and operates across North and South America, EMEA and Asia. Cyrebro has been profitable for several years and now manages security for 400 customers, up from 38 three years ago; it has raised $60 million to date and is not disclosing a valuation. CyberHat offers CYREBRO, a technology-agnostic cloud-based security operations center platform for strategic monitoring, proactive threat hunting, accelerated incident response, and enhanced compliance. The platform is backed by a team of advanced cyber analysts and forensic investigators available 24×7. CYREBRO integrates with existing security systems, cloud platforms and internal network devices. Hundreds of globally established companies have used the platform, including SMBs as well as critical infrastructure and industries such as casinos, global retailers, banks, insurance companies and other Fortune 500 firms. The company secured a $15M Series B in 2021, bringing total funding to $22M. CyberHat intends to use the new funds to expand adoption of its SOC-as-a-Platform. CyberHat develops and operates a Security Operations Center (SOC) platform called CYREBRO that monitors, locates, and responds to cyber events in real time and specializes in attack fields, investigative systems, and forensics. The company also offers advanced hacking simulations, cyber readiness assessments, and other cybersecurity services to a broad set of clients. Its customers include Fortune 500 companies, financial institutions, technology firms, national power and gas infrastructures, hedge funds, private offices, and small businesses. CyberHat currently employs 60 people across Israel and the United States, with teams composed of cyber experts from law enforcement, military units, private sector organizations, experienced hackers, and computer crime investigators. With the new funding the company plans to expand overseas operations and increase its team of cyber experts in Israel while investing in further SOC product development.

Led · Series A · Nov 2021

Blink Technologies develops AI-based, non-intrusive eye-tracking software that runs on built-in device cameras and models 3D head pose, eye movement, eye-state, localization, and visual fixation. The company combines eye-tracking control with 3D technology to enable glasses-free 3D environments and touchless gaze control. Blink is deploying its solution across optometry, 3D displays, education, eye health, mobile devices and retail through touchless kiosks and online gaze-tracking applications. The company operates sites in Downtown Palo Alto, California and Downtown Haifa, Israel. In 2021–2022 Blink raised a $14M Series A led by INcapital Ventures following an April 2018 seed round, bringing total funding to date to $24M. Blink plans to use the new capital for product development and hiring, aiming to double its workforce to 60 and expand US and Asia sales, customer service, and Israeli R&D teams.