Lumigo is a cloud observability platform built around serverless and AWS-native applications. Its product correlates traces, logs, metrics, payloads, and event flows to help engineering teams diagnose failures and performance problems; Dash0 acquired the business in February 2026 and is migrating its capabilities into a broader observability platform.
Cloud & Developer Infrastructure Companies – Page 3
Browse page 3 of Israeli Cloud & Developer Infrastructure companies and ecosystem entries from the Claw & Talon Startup Database.
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HIVO IO is an Israeli AI-infrastructure startup building an operational system of record above an enterprise's existing ERP, document, spreadsheet, and API systems. Its structured model connects the central object a business operates around to workflows, controls, and agents that can act with defined authority and an auditable record.
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Israeli stealth-mode deep-tech startup developing a new particle-accelerator architecture. Public information is limited, but the company has been reported as a 2025-founded, seed-stage venture with potential relevance to scientific, industrial, medical, and security applications where smaller, more efficient accelerators could matter.
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EdgeCloudLink (ECL) is a U.S. startup building modular, high-density data centers with integrated power, cooling, connectivity, and management systems. Its Flex-Grid architecture is designed to deploy compute where grid capacity, water, or time-to-power are constraints, with hydrogen fuel cells and battery storage available for off-grid or lower-emission operation.
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Cordant is an Israeli-founded financial-infrastructure startup building a real-time command center for banks, payment companies, and fintechs. Its platform creates a shared operational view across payment rails, ledgers, compliance, risk, and counterparties so teams can understand and coordinate money movement without replacing existing systems or moving funds.
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AutoPipe is an Israeli AI-infrastructure startup building a multi-agent cloud-architecture copilot that turns business and technical requirements into validated designs, documentation, diagrams, cost and security analysis, and deployment-ready infrastructure outputs. Founded by Unit 8200 alumni, it targets the slow, error-prone architecture bottleneck behind complex multi-cloud projects.
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GoSmart is an Israeli precision-aquaculture startup building solar-powered underwater camera and sensor systems that estimate fish biomass, monitor behavior and water conditions, and turn those observations into feeding and farm-management decisions. Its released product is deployed across multiple countries and is positioned as a practical data and automation layer for more resilient marine-protein production.
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NFX is a San Francisco- and Israel-based venture fund focused on pre-seed and seed technology companies, especially businesses that can build durable network effects. It combines capital with founder-support software, content, and the NFX Guild, while Fund IV materials describe investing from pre-seed through Series A.
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Redis is a private real-time data platform company built around its in-memory database, managed cloud service, enterprise deployments, search, vector retrieval, and AI context capabilities. It serves as a low-latency data layer for application state, messaging, caching, search, and agent workloads.
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Global-e Online Ltd. operates a merchant-of-record and cross-border commerce platform that helps brands and retailers sell directly to shoppers in more than 200 destinations. It combines localized storefront and checkout experiences with payments, duties and tax handling, fraud controls, logistics, returns, merchant analytics, and demand-generation services.
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InfrOS is an Israeli cloud-infrastructure design and optimization platform that evaluates alternative architectures, validates them through emulation, and produces reviewable infrastructure-as-code for AWS, Azure, GCP, and hybrid environments. Its stated focus is keeping infrastructure aligned with changing business, cost, performance, reliability, and policy requirements after deployment.
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Encore AI, formerly Insait IO, is an Israeli-founded enterprise AI company that mines an organization's customer interactions to identify the behaviors of its strongest performers and turn those patterns into governed AI agents or real-time assistants. Its initial concentration is regulated, high-value customer journeys in banking, insurance, healthcare, sales, collections, and service.
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AST Clean Water Technologies is an Israeli water-treatment engineering company that designs and delivers membrane, advanced-oxidation, and integrated purification systems for municipal, industrial, and agricultural water challenges. Its strategic relevance is strongest in water security and resilient treatment capacity, including mobile and difficult-access deployments, rather than in software or a claimed defense product.
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BAND AI is an Israeli-founded startup building a vendor-neutral communication and governance layer — an 'Internet of Agents' — that lets autonomous AI agents built on different frameworks discover one another, delegate tasks, share context, and operate under enforced organizational policy in production.
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Inevitable AI Group (IAIG) is an Israeli AI venture studio that combines market selection, AI-native product engineering, go-to-market execution, and shared operations to launch multiple focused software companies in established SaaS categories. Founded by Simplex co-founders Nimrod Lehavi and Ofer Bar-Or, it raised a $6 million pre-seed round led by Aleph in August 2026 and had launched five ventures by that announcement.
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Catch is an Israeli AI executive assistant that executes administrative work across email, calendars, messaging, CRM context, travel, and phone calls. Its product is positioned as an action-taking agent for busy executives rather than a tool that only drafts or summarizes work.
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Epsagon was a cloud-native observability company that built automated distributed tracing and application-performance monitoring for microservices, containers, and serverless workloads. Cisco completed its acquisition of Epsagon on October 8, 2021, so the asset is now best treated as part of Cisco's observability history rather than as an independent startup.
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ECI Telecom was an Israeli provider of packet-optical transport, IP networking, SDN/NFV, and network-management systems for service providers, enterprises, data centers, and critical infrastructure. Ribbon Communications completed its acquisition in March 2020; ECI is now a Ribbon product and technology lineage rather than an independent startup.
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LumiWeave is an Israeli energy-tech startup developing flexible solar-harvesting fabric and off-grid outdoor systems that provide shade by day, low-voltage illumination at night, and optional power for connected public and commercial spaces.
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Rookout developed privacy-aware live debugging and code-level observability for troubleshooting actively running applications. Dynatrace acquired the company in 2023 and now presents the capability through its Observability for Developers and Live Debugger offerings.
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LeakZon develops WEAD, a cloud-based water-loss management platform that combines AMR/AMI meter data with GIS, billing, and other utility records to detect leaks, unauthorized consumption, meter anomalies, and broader network inefficiencies. Its value proposition is software-led water-network visibility for municipalities and utilities that want to improve non-revenue water without replacing all existing metering infrastructure.
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SeismicAI is an Israeli private company that provides earthquake early-warning and seismic-resilience services for organizations and public-sector users. Its platform combines array seismology, real-time event processing, and configurable alerts to help customers protect people, facilities, and business continuity.
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HiBob is the private company behind Bob, a cloud HCM platform that connects core HR, talent, payroll, workforce planning, compensation, finance, and embedded AI for distributed and mid-market organizations. Its proposition is a connected people-data system that turns employee lifecycle records into workflows, analytics, and planning decisions.
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Freightos is a public digital-freight infrastructure company whose vendor-neutral network connects carriers, freight forwarders, shippers, and importers for freight pricing, procurement, booking, payment, and market intelligence. The available evidence does not establish Lumo as a distinct Freightos product or legal entity, so this record is normalized to the canonical company represented by the website.
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Fireblocks provides enterprise digital-asset and stablecoin infrastructure for custody, wallets, payments, settlement, tokenization, and governed transaction operations. It sells security and workflow software to banks, fintechs, exchanges, payment providers, asset managers, and Web3 businesses.
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WalkMe is a digital adoption platform that overlays web, desktop, and mobile software with contextual guidance, workflow automation, and usage analytics. Since SAP completed its acquisition in 2024, WalkMe is best understood as an acquired enterprise-software asset supporting SAP's broader workflow and Joule copilot strategy.
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Israeli water-technology startup developing modular, direct-solar thermal desalination and water-treatment units for off-grid or infrastructure-constrained sites. Its public materials describe a membrane-free evaporation-and-condensation process for seawater, brackish water, wastewater, and contaminated water, but current deployment and commercialization evidence remains limited.
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Modelyo is an Israeli deep-tech infrastructure company building the 'Confidential Cloud' — a sovereign cloud platform whose workloads run inside hardware Trusted Execution Environments (Intel SGX/TDX and NVIDIA H100 confidential computing) with continuous cryptographic attestation, so that data stays encrypted at rest, in transit, and in use and no third party, including cloud providers or Modelyo itself, can access it.
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Jerusalem-headquartered private-market investment platform that gives accredited investors and institutions access to curated startups, venture funds, and other alternative assets. OurCrowd combines sourcing, diligence, syndication, fund administration, and portfolio support; it is a financial-market intermediary rather than a proprietary defense-technology developer.
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Pagaya Technologies operates an AI-powered lending and capital-markets network that connects banks, fintechs, and other originators with institutional capital. Its models evaluate loan applications and help partners expand credit access across consumer, auto, point-of-sale, and residential real-estate finance.
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Talon.One is an API-first incentives engine for enterprise loyalty, promotions, referrals, gamification, and offer management across digital and physical commerce channels.
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Granulate developed autonomous, real-time workload-optimization software that profiled live production systems and tuned them to improve performance and reduce compute cost without application-code changes. Intel acquired the Israeli company in 2022, then wound down the operation and customer offering in late 2024/early 2025, so this record describes a discontinued acquired asset rather than an active startup.
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Cnvrg.io was an Israeli full-stack MLOps platform for managing machine-learning data, experiments, compute, deployment, and monitoring across cloud, on-premises, and hybrid infrastructure. Intel acquired it in November 2020; Intel later ended Tiber AI Studio, the renamed successor, while PDF Solutions announced a license and continuation of related technology, so this record represents an acquired product asset rather than an active independent startup.