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Reinvent VC

An international venture capital fund investing in Israeli and American technology companies

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About Reinvent VC

Reinvent VC is an evergreen, open-ended investment holding company with a geographical focus on Israel and the United States. It invests in artificial intelligence, blockchain, education technology, the internet of things, health and marketplace businesses. Portfolio company Insoundz has launched audio software aimed at communications and media use cases. Another portfolio company, Cheetah Technologies, a restaurant supply and food distribution business, appointed a new chief executive alongside an additional funding round. Sensorz, also in the portfolio, secured seed funding for a wireless observability platform that uses algorithms to detect issues affecting wireless network quality in real time.

Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Sep 2026.

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