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For the 1st time, LeWeb14 has welcomed an israeli panel talking about the Israeli Ecosystem of Innovation : - How Israel became the 2nd Silicon Valley in 25 years with more than 5.000 startups? - What is exactly the famous Israeli Entrepreneurial Mindset ? - Why more than 250 R&D centers of Internationals are now operating in Israel ? - How incubators, accelerators, VCs and corporate companies are spreading Israeli innovation in Europe, mostly through “open innovation”? - What’s hot today in Israel, who are the next billions dollars startups?
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