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Cellebrite is a Japanese company, a subsidiary of Japan Sun Corporation.

programmarchy 9y ago
None of the executive team is Japanese (the CEO is Israeli), and most of the positions they are hiring for are located in Israel...
- Bitcoin_McPonzi 9y ago
  Ok then. I guess Apple's a Chinese company or an Irish Company or a Singaporean company because they have subsidiaries--each with a local CEO--in each of those countries: http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2013/05/21/business/apples-international-structure.html http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2013/05/21/business/apple...
  - khedoros1 9y ago
    Cellebrite itself is an Israeli company, despite being a subsidiary of a Japanese one. Apple is an American company, but they have foreign subsidiaries like Shazam Entertainment, which is a British company. If Apple Singapore is a full subsidiary, then sure, that's a Singaporean company, but Apple Inc wouldn't be.
- walrus01 9y ago
  Relative to the size of its population, Israel has a highly developed electronics engineering related industry. Part of it related to their state support of domestic defense contractors like IAI and their avionics/radar/C4I equipment. Aside from Cellbrite, companies like Ceragon, Alvarion, Radwin, ECI, Telrad, Elbit. Second hand knowledge: Within international organizations that have worked extensively in the Israel-Lebanon border area it is well known that Israel has pwned most of the Lebanese telecoms and ISPs quite thoroughly. To the extent that Hezbollah started laying its own fiber optic cables. https://www.google.com/search?client=ubuntu&channel=fs&q=hezbollah+fiber+optic+cables&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8 https://www.google.com/search?client=ubuntu&channel=fs&q=hez...
  - forapurpose 9y ago
    > Relative to the size of its population, Israel has a highly developed electronics engineering related industry. Part of it related to their state support of domestic defense contractors ... It's not due only to Israeli resources. Much of Israel's defense budget comes from the U.S., plus there is much more support, including technology transfer, that isn't provided in cash.
    - dogma1138 9y ago
      About 10% of the defense budget or 1% of GDP is US military aid that can be spent only on US military hardware.
      - QGmLe 9y ago
        Err, Facts can't be made up.
        dogma1138 9y ago
        ? Israel defense budget is about 20 billion these days the military aid to Israel is about 2.5 billion without special congressional allowances. Israel’s GDP is ~320 or so billion. And if you wondering about the reason for discrepancies from the article above it's because that one is from 2012 the budget is larger and the US dollar devaluation against the Israeli Shekel by 15% since then, in fact fluctuations of the US Foreign Military Financing (FMF) as portion of the Israeli Defense budget are often due to currency exchange as much of the Israeli budget allocated in local currency is spent locally while the FMF is spent over in the US in dollars. It's also important to note that the Israeli allocation of the budget does not include FMF or any other aid so when Israel allocates say 18 billion USD equivalent in local currency in the budget that is the amount to which the government will fund the defense ministry, beyond that the defense ministry has it's own internal budget which is funded via the Israeli government budget, FMF as well as any additional revenue streams of defense ministry such as rent, dividends from it's share of now privatized national defense contractors like IWI (form Israeli Military Industries) and IAI etc.
    - 9y ago

None of the executive team is Japanese (the CEO is Israeli), and most of the positions they are hiring for are located in Israel...

Bitcoin_McPonzi 9y ago
Ok then. I guess Apple's a Chinese company or an Irish Company or a Singaporean company because they have subsidiaries--each with a local CEO--in each of those countries: http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2013/05/21/business/apples-international-structure.html http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2013/05/21/business/apple...
- khedoros1 9y ago
  Cellebrite itself is an Israeli company, despite being a subsidiary of a Japanese one. Apple is an American company, but they have foreign subsidiaries like Shazam Entertainment, which is a British company. If Apple Singapore is a full subsidiary, then sure, that's a Singaporean company, but Apple Inc wouldn't be.
walrus01 9y ago
Relative to the size of its population, Israel has a highly developed electronics engineering related industry. Part of it related to their state support of domestic defense contractors like IAI and their avionics/radar/C4I equipment. Aside from Cellbrite, companies like Ceragon, Alvarion, Radwin, ECI, Telrad, Elbit. Second hand knowledge: Within international organizations that have worked extensively in the Israel-Lebanon border area it is well known that Israel has pwned most of the Lebanese telecoms and ISPs quite thoroughly. To the extent that Hezbollah started laying its own fiber optic cables. https://www.google.com/search?client=ubuntu&channel=fs&q=hezbollah+fiber+optic+cables&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8 https://www.google.com/search?client=ubuntu&channel=fs&q=hez...
- forapurpose 9y ago
  > Relative to the size of its population, Israel has a highly developed electronics engineering related industry. Part of it related to their state support of domestic defense contractors ... It's not due only to Israeli resources. Much of Israel's defense budget comes from the U.S., plus there is much more support, including technology transfer, that isn't provided in cash.
  - dogma1138 9y ago
    About 10% of the defense budget or 1% of GDP is US military aid that can be spent only on US military hardware.
    - QGmLe 9y ago
      Err, Facts can't be made up.
      - dogma1138 9y ago
        ? Israel defense budget is about 20 billion these days the military aid to Israel is about 2.5 billion without special congressional allowances. Israel’s GDP is ~320 or so billion. And if you wondering about the reason for discrepancies from the article above it's because that one is from 2012 the budget is larger and the US dollar devaluation against the Israeli Shekel by 15% since then, in fact fluctuations of the US Foreign Military Financing (FMF) as portion of the Israeli Defense budget are often due to currency exchange as much of the Israeli budget allocated in local currency is spent locally while the FMF is spent over in the US in dollars. It's also important to note that the Israeli allocation of the budget does not include FMF or any other aid so when Israel allocates say 18 billion USD equivalent in local currency in the budget that is the amount to which the government will fund the defense ministry, beyond that the defense ministry has it's own internal budget which is funded via the Israeli government budget, FMF as well as any additional revenue streams of defense ministry such as rent, dividends from it's share of now privatized national defense contractors like IWI (form Israeli Military Industries) and IAI etc.
  - 9y ago