Dream, an Israeli AI and cybersecurity company focused on governments and critical infrastructure, raises $260 million in new funding, valuing the company at $3 billion. The reports say the announcement is based on a June 18 LinkedIn post. Dream positions its technology as “sovereign” AI and cyber defenses intended for public-sector entities and essential services. According to the sources, the funding round is led by Group 11 and Bicycle Capital. The articles do not provide additional details on the specific customers, product deployments, or timelines for the investment. However, the combined coverage consistently describes Dream’s target market as government agencies and critical infrastructure operators, and frames the raise as a significant expansion of the company’s capital. Both outlets align on the core terms of the deal—amount raised and post-money valuation—and on the leadership of the round. The reports focus primarily on the funding announcement and market positioning rather than technical capabilities or financial performance prior to the round.