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Israel’s Ignite DeepTech Accelerator Kicks Off Fall Cohort with 10 Startups

Israel's Ignite DeepTech accelerator launches Fall 2025 cohort with 10 cutting-edge startups, focusing on AI, cloud, and cybersecurity solutions.

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Jerusalem, 26 november, 2025 (TPS-IL) — Israel’s Ignite DeepTech accelerator has launched its Fall 2025 cohort, selecting ten startups from 239 applicants for a three-month program aimed at turning cutting-edge technologies into global impact.

Nearly 70% of the companies focus on AI, cloud, and cybersecurity solutions. The cohort includes startups working on defense tech, semiconductors, biotechnology, and data infrastructure, reflecting Israel’s dual-use innovation strengths. Participants have already raised an average seed round of $7 million and will receive tailored support in product development, strategy, and funding preparation.

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