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Broadcom’s rise is bigger than the AI chip race. As AI continues to scale, the infrastructure behind it is becoming just as critical as the computing power itself. Broadcom has positioned itself at the heart of this shift - from networking infrastructure to custom ASIC solutions that help some of the world’s largest technology companies improve efficiency at scale. And while comparisons with NVIDIA are inevitable, the two are not necessarily competing for the same piece of the market. So what is driving Broadcom’s growing significance - and which players could be most affected by its rise? Watch the full discussion.

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A sharp conversation about debt, equity, and the true cost of capital. Gidi Shalom Bendor, Founder of S-Cube, part of IBI CAPITAL, sits down with Tomer Nutkin, CEO of Spikes, to challenge one of the common assumptions around startup financing. Even high-interest debt can, in some cases, prove far less costly than giving up a meaningful share of the company in an equity round - especially when looking back at a company that went on to succeed. And there’s another factor that matters just as much as price: the partner you choose to have alongside you. Watch the clip >> 👇

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As AI adoption accelerates, the infrastructure behind it is becoming a market of its own. NeoCloud providers are emerging to meet that demand, combining cloud infrastructure with high-performance computing, GPUs, energy supply and the supporting systems required to run AI workloads at scale. Gidi Shalom Bendor, founder of S-CUBE by IBI Capital, explains what NeoCloud is and why it has become an increasingly relevant part of the AI infrastructure landscape. Watch the video >>

A million dollars doesn’t buy what it used to. For Israeli startups raising capital in dollars while paying salaries and operating expenses in shekels, exchange rate movements can have a direct impact on runway. When the shekel strengthens, the same dollar denominated funding may cover fewer months of local expenses, potentially bringing the next fundraising round closer and affecting the terms under which it takes place. In this conversation, Gidi Shalom Bendor, founder & president of S-CUBE by IBI Capital group, and Keshet Sirota-Leviner, Partner, Chair of Tax Practice at Naschitz, Brandes, Amir & Co., discuss how currency fluctuations are reshaping the financial challenges facing Israeli companies. Watch the full podcast here: https://lnkd.in/dw3TnBEV