Nebius Eyes Expansion in Israeli AI Market with Potential Acquisition
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- Nebius is considering acquiring an Israeli AI company for $100-150 million.
- The acquisition aims to expand Nebius's presence and AI capabilities in Israel.
- Nebius previously bought Israeli AI startup Tavily for up to $400 million.
- Nebius invests heavily in Israel's high-tech sector for global growth.
- The company develops cloud infrastructure and AI solutions.
International technology firm Nebius is exploring the acquisition of an Israeli company as part of its strategy to expand its presence in the region and enhance its artificial intelligence capabilities. The potential deal is reportedly valued between $100 million and $150 million, according to business publication Globes. Nebius, which specializes in cloud infrastructure and AI development, views Israel's high-tech sector as crucial to its global growth strategy. This move follows Nebius's previous significant acquisition in Israel, where it purchased the AI startup Tavily for up to $400 million. Tavily focuses on developing search and information solutions for autonomous systems and AI. Nebius, whose shares are traded on the Nasdaq, is actively building a global ecosystem for advanced computing systems and cloud services. The new investment aims to strengthen its position in the advanced solutions development segment.
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