Meir Orbach

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Sett raises $15M Series A to help mobile games win with AI-powered storytellingThe Israeli company offers studios scalable tools for content creation and player engagement. In the wake of Apple’s crackdown on personal data tracking, mobile gaming studios are grappling with a dilemma: how to sustain user growth in a market where behavioral targeting has lost much of its edge. One Israeli startup, Sett, is betting that the answer lies not in better data—but in better content.

1 week ago | calcalist.co.il | Meir Orbach

CrowdStrike to lay off 500 employees amid major restructuringThe $110 billion cyber firm announces 5% global workforce reduction. American cyber giant CrowdStrike will lay off 500 employees, about 5% of its global workforce, as part of a reorganization the company is undergoing, the company revealed in a filing to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The company noted that it will continue to hire strategic employees during this period.

1 week ago | calcalistech.com | Meir Orbach

The Israeli company offers studios scalable tools for content creation and player engagement. 16:00, 07.05.25 TAGS:GamingSettFundingIn the wake of Apple’s crackdown on personal data tracking, mobile gaming studios are grappling with a dilemma: how to sustain user growth in a market where behavioral targeting has lost much of its edge. One Israeli startup, Sett, is betting that the answer lies not in better data—but in better content.

1 week ago | calcalist.co.il | Meir Orbach

General Motors to lay off hundreds in Israel amid Cruise shutdownHundreds summoned for hearings as parent company restructures its global autonomous vehicle operations. The American automotive giant General Motors has summoned hundreds of its employees in Israel for hearings, following a previous round of layoffs last August in which dozens were dismissed. The company currently employs around 700 workers at its development center in Herzliya, considered one of GM’s key global hubs.

1 week ago | calcalistech.com | Meir Orbach

Hundreds summoned for hearings as parent company restructures its global autonomous vehicle operations. 21:35, 06.05.25 TAGS:GMAutomotiveGeneral MotorsThe American automotive giant General Motors has summoned hundreds of its employees in Israel for hearings, following a previous round of layoffs last August in which dozens were dismissed. The company currently employs around 700 workers at its development center in Herzliya, considered one of GM’s key global hubs.