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Omri Casspi Invests in AI Data Platform Edelbyte

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Omri Casspi Invests in AI Data Platform Edelbyte

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Omri Casspi, the first Israeli NBA player, has invested in the AI data analysis company Edelbyte through his venture capital fund. Edelbyte, which has raised $70 million, develops a platform for AI agents to manage information. The company's founders are former Microsoft employees and it already works with Fortune 500 firms.

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  • Omri Casspi invested in the AI data company Edelbyte through his venture fund.
  • Edelbyte has raised a total of $70 million in funding.
  • The company focuses on combining big data analysis with AI agents.
  • Edelbyte's founders are former Microsoft employees.
  • The company is already working with Fortune 500 companies.

Omri Casspi, the first Israeli to play in the NBA, has made a significant investment through his venture capital fund, "Sheva," in Edelbyte, a company specializing in artificial intelligence and big data analysis. Edelbyte, which has raised approximately $70 million to date, aims to create a new interface that allows AI agents to manage information more effectively by combining big data analytics with AI. The company's four founders previously worked at Microsoft for a decade. Casspi expressed pride in supporting Edelbyte, noting the company's belief that AI agents can outperform human teams and their development of an information platform to maximize efficiency. Edelbyte is already collaborating with Fortune 500 companies.

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