WatchDox acquired for $100M, 19 Israeli Red Herring winners, & the drip irrigation pioneer [OurCrowd Newsletter]
Blackberry is back – buying Israeli startups. Red Herring awards for 19 Israeli companies. A best friend in Intel. Jerusalem as a tech hub… and much more. Start getting this weekly newsletter via email: Subscribe now Blackberry buys Israeli-based startup, WatchDox, for an estimated $100M BlackBerry, the Canadian company whose eponymous devices once dominated the smartphone market, announced it was acquiring the Israeli-U.S. startup WatchDox for approximately $100 million in a bid to further bolster its security credentials. The WatchDox software, which is being used by some of the world’s largest federal agencies, private equity firms and a slew of major Hollywood studios, gives clients full visibility and control over how their files are edited, copied, printed or forwarded. Learn more. OurCrowd & Portfolio Companies in the News Lucid Energy featured in The Huffington Post Borro featured in the Wall Street Journal SightDX featured in Forbes Consumer Physics featured in CEA Blog BioCatch featured in Detroit Free Press Boatbound featured in Naluda Magazine 19 Israeli startups among Red Herring Europe Top 100 winners Since 1996, leading tech news magazine Red Herring annually reviews thousands of candidates for each...
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