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Redis Software Cuts 27% of Israeli Workforce Amid Leadership Shift to US

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First reported by Globes · Jul 13, 2026

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Redis, a leading Israeli-founded software company, has laid off 27% of its Israeli workforce amid a leadership transition to an American CEO. Despite the cuts, Israel remains its largest development center. The founders have left active management and started new ventures, while Redis shifts focus toward AI infrastructure amid strong financial growth.

01Redis lays off about 80 employees in Israel, cutting 27% of its local workforce.
02Founders Ofer Bengal and Yiftach Shoolman have left active management roles.
03American CEO Rowan Trollope took over in February 2023, marking leadership Americanization.
04Israel remains Redis's largest development center with ongoing investments.
05Redis surpassed $300 million in annual revenue, driven by AI infrastructure demand.
06Founders launched new startups: RiverPool (AI data analytics) and defense tech LINE 5.

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