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Israeli AI Firm IVIX Cuts 10% of Staff Amid Strategic Realignment
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First reported by Calcalist · 9 hours ago
What happened
Israeli AI firm IVIX is laying off 10% of its staff as part of a strategic restructuring and technological expansion, including the launch of a new AI investigator product for law enforcement. The company is also hiring in key growth areas and has appointed a new VP of R&D.
- 01IVIX is cutting 10% of its 90 employees.
- 02The company is launching a new AI financial investigator product.
- 03New VP of R&D Yonatan Maman has been appointed.
- 04IVIX has raised $85 million to date.
- 05The layoffs are part of a wider trend in Israeli tech.
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