Glilot Capital attracts US$110M for 3rd investment fund
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Israeli venture capital firm Glilot Capital Partners closed its third investment fund, Glilot III, at US$110 million.
According to a release, the newest platform, like its predecessors, will invest in Israeli early-stage startups in artificial intelligence, big data and cybersecurity.
