Tal Ventures was built by former operators—including CEOs and COOs who started and sold companies—and traces its roots to 2017 as US-based Tal Capital before reforming in 2021 as an Israel-based fund recognized by the Israeli Tax Authority, now managing over $200 million. It backs an unusually wide range of technology, from fintech and SaaS to quantum computing, optical computing, gene editing, and drone delivery, often leading first institutional rounds in companies like Anchor, Aporia, and Fairgen while also investing in consumer products such as Tulu, Shopic, and Atly.