Nanocomputing
Computing architectures using nanoscale devices
Nyriad
Wellington, New Zealand
Developer of ultra-fast storage technology with GPU-accelerated data processing
D-Wave Systems
Burnaby, Canada
Pioneer in quantum annealing computers with over 5000 qubit systems
Quantum Machines
Tel Aviv, Israel
Developer of quantum orchestration platforms for controlling quantum processors
QuEra Computing
Boston, United States
Building neutral atom quantum computers with record-breaking qubit counts
Atom Computing
Berkeley, United States
Building scalable neutral atom quantum computers
Origin Quantum
Hefei, China
China's leading quantum computing company with superconducting qubits
NanoGiants
Munich, Germany
Developer of mobile robotics using nanotechnology principles
Intel Labs Neuromorphic
Santa Clara, United States
Developer of Loihi neuromorphic research chip and Hala Point system
BrainChip
Laguna Hills, United States
Commercial neuromorphic AI processor company with Akida chip
SynSense
Zurich, Switzerland
Neuromorphic vision and AI processor company spun from ETH Zurich
Innatera Nanosystems
Delft, Netherlands
Ultra-low-power neuromorphic sensing and processing company
GrAI Matter Labs
Paris, France
Developer of GrAI VIP neuromorphic processor for edge AI
Rain Neuromorphics
San Francisco, United States
Analog-digital neuromorphic chip for brain-like AI acceleration
NVIDIA
Santa Clara, United States
Leading GPU and AI chip company using advanced nano nodes
Lattice Semiconductor
Hillsboro, United States
Low power FPGAs for edge AI and embedded
Nano Labs
Hangzhou, China
Distributed computing chip manufacturer
NanoLock Security
Ramat Gan, Israel
Device-level security at the nano-agent level
Intrinsic ID
Eindhoven, Netherlands
Physical Unclonable Function security at nanoscale
NanoBridge Semiconductor
Tsukuba, Japan
Atom switch technology for AI chips
Renesas Electronics
Tokyo, Japan
MCUs, SoCs, and analog ICs for automotive and industrial applications
Lightmatter
Boston, United States
Photonic computing for AI acceleration
Luminous Computing
Palo Alto, United States
Optical computing for AI at massive scale
LightOn
Paris, France
Photonic co-processors for AI
QuiX Quantum
Enschede, Netherlands
Photonic quantum processors
SEEQC
Elmsford, United States
Digital quantum computing with single flux quantum
planqc
Munich, Germany
Digital-analog quantum computing with atoms
Universal Quantum
Brighton, United Kingdom
Million-qubit trapped ion quantum computers
eleQtron
Siegen, Germany
Trapped ion quantum computers with RF control
Andes Technology
Hsinchu, Taiwan
RISC-V processor IP cores
SiFive
San Mateo, United States
Leading RISC-V processor IP provider
Codasip
Munich, Germany
Customizable RISC-V processor IP
Esperanto Technologies
Mountain View, United States
RISC-V based AI accelerators
Ventana Micro Systems
Cupertino, United States
High-performance RISC-V for datacenter
Tenstorrent
Toronto, Canada
AI processors using RISC-V and novel architecture
Groq
Mountain View, United States
AI inference accelerators with deterministic performance
Cerebras Systems
Sunnyvale, United States
Wafer-scale AI chips
Graphcore
Bristol, United Kingdom
Intelligence Processing Units for AI
Habana Labs
Tel Aviv, Israel
AI training and inference processors (Intel)
Hailo
Tel Aviv, Israel
Hailo is a pioneering Israeli semiconductor company specializing in high-performance edge AI processors designed for real-time applications across automotive, smart city, industrial, and retail sectors. Founded in 2017, the company has emerged as a leader in delivering energy-efficient AI acceleration at the edge, enabling devices to perform complex deep learning tasks locally without relying on cloud connectivity. Hailo's flagship product, the Hailo-8 AI processor, delivers up to 26 tera-operations per second (TOPS) while consuming minimal power, making it ideal for battery-powered and embedded systems. The architecture employs a novel dataflow approach that optimizes neural network execution by restructuring networks to match hardware capabilities, achieving superior performance-per-watt ratios compared to traditional GPU and CPU-based solutions. The company's newer Hailo-15 vision processor extends these capabilities specifically for automotive applications, supporting advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous driving with multiple camera inputs and sensor fusion. Hailo's technology addresses critical challenges in edge AI deployment, including latency reduction, privacy preservation through on-device processing, bandwidth optimization, and operational cost reduction. The processors support all major deep learning frameworks including TensorFlow, PyTorch, ONNX, and Keras, with a comprehensive software development kit that simplifies model deployment. With over $200 million in funding and strategic partnerships with major automotive OEMs, camera manufacturers, and system integrators worldwide, Hailo is enabling the next generation of intelligent edge devices across industries, from smart cameras and robotics to healthcare devices and industrial automation systems.
Mythic
Austin, United States
Mythic is a revolutionary semiconductor company pioneering analog compute-in-memory technology for artificial intelligence acceleration. Founded in 2012 and based in Austin, Texas, Mythic has developed a breakthrough approach to AI processing that fundamentally differs from traditional digital architectures by storing neural network weights directly in analog flash memory and performing matrix computations using analog circuits. This innovative architecture delivers exceptional energy efficiency and performance density, enabling powerful AI inference capabilities in edge devices with minimal power consumption. The company's flagship M1076 Analog Matrix Processor combines analog computation with digital precision, achieving up to 25 trillion operations per second per watt, orders of magnitude more efficient than conventional digital processors. By eliminating the need to constantly move data between memory and processing units, Mythic's technology overcomes the von Neumann bottleneck that limits traditional computing architectures. The M1076 chip integrates multiple tiles of analog compute arrays, enabling scalable performance for demanding AI workloads including computer vision, natural language processing, and sensor fusion applications. Mythic's solution is particularly suited for edge AI applications in smart cameras, drones, augmented reality devices, automotive systems, and industrial IoT where power constraints are critical. The technology supports standard AI frameworks and models, with a software stack that enables seamless deployment of networks trained on conventional platforms. With over $100 million in funding from leading venture capital firms and strategic investors, Mythic is commercializing analog AI processing for next-generation intelligent edge devices, offering a compelling alternative to power-hungry digital accelerators while maintaining accuracy and flexibility required for production deployments.
Untether AI
Toronto, Canada
Untether AI is a Canadian semiconductor innovator pioneering at-memory compute architecture for artificial intelligence inference acceleration. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Toronto, the company has developed a revolutionary approach that fundamentally reimagines how AI computations are performed by bringing compute directly to where data resides in memory, eliminating the performance bottleneck of data movement that plagues traditional architectures. Their flagship tsunAImi inference accelerator chip delivers industry-leading performance per watt and performance per dollar for AI workloads in data centers and edge deployments. The tsunAImi architecture features a massively parallel array of processing elements tightly coupled with memory banks, enabling thousands of simultaneous compute operations without the energy-intensive data transfers required by conventional von Neumann designs. This innovative design achieves over 2 petaOPS of AI inference performance while maintaining exceptional energy efficiency, making it ideal for deploying large-scale AI models in cloud infrastructure, autonomous systems, and intelligent edge applications. Untether's runAI software platform provides a complete development environment supporting TensorFlow, PyTorch, and ONNX frameworks, enabling seamless migration of existing AI models to their hardware with minimal engineering effort. The technology addresses critical pain points in AI deployment including inference latency, power consumption, total cost of ownership, and scalability for production workloads. With over $150 million in funding from prominent venture capital and strategic investors, Untether AI is targeting high-performance computing markets where AI inference demands exceed capabilities of conventional GPU and CPU-based solutions, including autonomous vehicles, robotics, natural language processing, computer vision, and large-scale recommendation systems deployed by hyperscale cloud providers and enterprises.
Blaize
El Dorado Hills, United States
Blaize is an advanced edge AI computing company developing programmable graph streaming processor architecture for intelligent edge applications across automotive, smart vision, and enterprise markets. Founded in 2010 and based in El Dorado Hills, California, Blaize has pioneered a unique graph native processing architecture that efficiently executes AI workloads by representing neural networks as computational graphs and streaming data through optimized processing pathways. This innovative approach delivers superior performance, power efficiency, and flexibility compared to traditional AI accelerator designs. The company's Pathfinder P-Series processors are designed for embedded edge AI applications requiring real-time processing with minimal power consumption, supporting advanced computer vision, sensor fusion, and decision-making capabilities. The Xplorer X-Series targets higher-performance edge server and intelligent gateway applications, enabling AI inference at scale for multiple concurrent workloads. Blaize's El Cano software development kit provides comprehensive tools for developing, optimizing, and deploying AI models across their processor family, supporting popular frameworks including TensorFlow, PyTorch, ONNX, and Caffe. The architecture's graph streaming design enables efficient execution of diverse neural network topologies including convolutional networks, recurrent networks, transformers, and hybrid models. Key applications include autonomous vehicles requiring multi-sensor processing, smart retail analytics, industrial robotics and inspection systems, intelligent surveillance and security, and medical imaging devices. With over $200 million in funding and strategic partnerships with tier-one automotive manufacturers and industrial leaders, Blaize is enabling the next generation of edge AI deployments where latency, privacy, bandwidth, and energy efficiency are paramount concerns for production systems.
Recogni
San Jose, United States
Recogni is a specialized semiconductor company developing ultra-high-performance AI vision processors specifically designed for autonomous vehicle perception systems. Founded in 2017 in San Jose, California, Recogni is addressing the massive computational demands of self-driving vehicles that must process data from multiple high-resolution cameras, radar, and lidar sensors simultaneously while making real-time decisions with exceptional accuracy and reliability. The company's proprietary vision AI processor architecture delivers unprecedented performance density, achieving over 1,000 tera-operations per second (TOPS) of AI compute performance optimized specifically for computer vision and sensor fusion workloads critical to autonomous driving. Unlike general-purpose AI accelerators, Recogni's chips are purpose-built for automotive perception tasks including object detection, classification, tracking, semantic segmentation, depth estimation, and multi-sensor fusion across camera, radar, and lidar inputs. The architecture incorporates specialized hardware blocks for image signal processing, vision preprocessing, neural network acceleration, and post-processing operations, creating an efficient end-to-end pipeline from raw sensor data to perception outputs. Recogni's technology enables Level 4 and Level 5 autonomous driving capabilities while meeting stringent automotive requirements for safety, reliability, temperature tolerance, and cost-effectiveness. The processor design incorporates redundancy and functional safety features compliant with ISO 26262 automotive safety standards, essential for production deployment in safety-critical applications. The company's software stack supports leading AI frameworks and provides tools for optimizing perception models developed by automotive OEMs and tier-one suppliers. With over $100 million in funding from automotive-focused venture capital and strategic investors, Recogni is partnering with major automakers and autonomous vehicle developers to deliver the next generation of perception computing for self-driving cars, trucks, and robotaxis.
Cambricon
Beijing, China
Cambricon Technologies is China's leading AI chip designer and one of the world's first companies dedicated exclusively to developing processors for artificial intelligence applications. Founded in 2016 as a spinout from the Chinese Academy of Sciences and headquartered in Beijing, Cambricon went public on Shanghai's STAR Market in 2020, becoming one of the most prominent Chinese AI semiconductor companies. The company designs and develops a comprehensive portfolio of AI processors spanning cloud training and inference, edge computing, and intelligent terminal devices. Cambricon's flagship MLU (Machine Learning Unit) series processors target data center AI workloads, competing with NVIDIA's GPUs and other AI accelerators for training and deploying large-scale machine learning models. The MLU product line includes both training-focused chips like the MLU370 and inference-optimized processors like the MLU270, offering scalability from single-chip solutions to multi-chip clusters for enterprise and cloud deployments. For edge applications, Cambricon offers the Siyuan series of processors designed for intelligent cameras, robots, drones, and IoT devices requiring AI capabilities with constrained power budgets. The company has developed a complete AI computing ecosystem including the Neuware software development platform supporting major deep learning frameworks, optimized neural network libraries, and tools for model compression and deployment. Cambricon's technology is deployed across diverse industries including smart cities, autonomous driving, intelligent manufacturing, healthcare, finance, and consumer electronics. The company serves major Chinese technology firms, cloud service providers, and government agencies implementing AI infrastructure. As China pursues semiconductor self-sufficiency, Cambricon plays a strategic role in developing indigenous AI computing capabilities independent of foreign technology. With over 1,000 employees including leading AI and chip design engineers, Cambricon continues advancing AI processor architectures, software tools, and applications while expanding its market presence domestically and internationally.
Enflame Technology
Shanghai, China
Enflame Technology is a prominent Chinese AI chip company specializing in high-performance processors for AI training and inference workloads in cloud data centers and edge deployments. Founded in 2018 and based in Shanghai, Enflame has rapidly emerged as a major player in China's domestic AI semiconductor industry, developing competitive alternatives to dominant international AI accelerators. The company's flagship CloudBlazer series processors are designed for large-scale AI training in cloud environments, delivering hundreds of teraFLOPS of compute performance optimized for deep learning workloads including large language models, computer vision networks, and recommendation systems. CloudBlazer chips feature innovative architecture incorporating high-bandwidth memory, efficient interconnects for multi-chip scaling, and optimized tensor computation units that accelerate matrix operations fundamental to neural network training and inference. Enflame's DTU (Deep Learning Training Unit) products target enterprise AI infrastructure, providing cost-effective performance for organizations deploying AI at scale across various industries. The company has developed a comprehensive software ecosystem called TopsRider that supports major AI frameworks including TensorFlow, PyTorch, and PaddlePaddle, enabling seamless deployment of existing models with minimal code changes. Enflame emphasizes ease of migration and developer productivity through extensive optimization libraries, debugging tools, and performance profiling capabilities. The technology serves diverse applications including autonomous driving perception and planning, natural language processing and chatbots, recommendation engines for e-commerce and content platforms, intelligent video analytics, and scientific computing simulations. With over $500 million in funding from leading Chinese venture capital firms and strategic investors, Enflame has built a team of over 500 engineers and established partnerships with major cloud service providers, telecommunications companies, and internet giants throughout China. The company represents China's push toward AI semiconductor independence and technological self-reliance in critical computing infrastructure.
Horizon Robotics
Beijing, China
AI processors for intelligent driving
Black Sesame Technologies
Shanghai, China
Autonomous driving AI chips
Iluvatar CoreX
Shanghai, China
GPGPU for AI and HPC
Biren Technology
Shanghai, China
General purpose GPU for AI and datacenter
Moore Threads
Beijing, China
Full-function GPU for gaming and AI
Loongson Technology
Beijing, China
Chinese CPU designer
Phytium Technology
Tianjin, China
ARM-based high-performance CPUs
Zhaoxin
Shanghai, China
x86 compatible processors
Hygon Information Technology
Chengdu, China
Server CPUs based on AMD Zen architecture
Changxin Memory Technologies
Hefei, China
DRAM memory manufacturer
NXP Semiconductors
Eindhoven, Netherlands
Secure connectivity for automotive and IoT
Silicon Labs
Austin, United States
IoT wireless connectivity solutions
Espressif Systems
Shanghai, China
Wi-Fi and BLE SoCs for IoT
Bestechnic
Shanghai, China
Bluetooth audio chips
Actions Semiconductor
Zhuhai, China
Multimedia and Bluetooth SoCs
Xilinx
San Jose, United States
Adaptive computing (now AMD)
Lattice Semiconductor
Portland, United States
Low power FPGAs for edge AI
Achronix Semiconductor
Santa Clara, United States
High-performance FPGAs and eFPGA IP
Efinix
Santa Clara, United States
Quantum programmable FPGAs
Gowin Semiconductor
Guangzhou, China
Programmable logic devices
Anlogic
Shanghai, China
Chinese FPGA manufacturer
AGM Microelectronics
Shanghai, China
FPGA and PSoC devices
Ambiq Micro
Austin, United States
Ultra-low power semiconductors for IoT
Tsinghua University Nano
Beijing, China
China's top university with National Center for Nanoscience and Technology
Harbin Institute of Technology Nano
Harbin, China
Chinese technical university with aerospace nanomaterials research
IBM Quantum
Yorktown Heights, United States
Quantum computing hardware and cloud services using superconducting qubits
Google Quantum AI
Santa Barbara, United States
Quantum computing research achieving quantum supremacy with Sycamore processor
D-Wave Systems
Burnaby, Canada
Quantum annealing systems for optimization problems
Alice & Bob
Paris, France
Cat qubit quantum computers with hardware-efficient error correction
Zapata Computing
Boston, United States
Enterprise quantum software and algorithms
Classiq
Tel Aviv, Israel
Quantum software synthesis and circuit design automation
QC Ware
Palo Alto, United States
Quantum computing software and algorithm development
1QBit
Vancouver, Canada
Quantum-ready software for optimization and machine learning
Multiverse Computing
San Sebastián, Spain
Quantum computing solutions for finance and enterprise
Qilimanjaro
Barcelona, Spain
Full-stack quantum computing company in Europe
QunaSys
Tokyo, Japan
Quantum computing software for chemistry and materials science
Boston Dynamics
Waltham, United States
World leader in advanced mobile robots including legged and wheeled designs
iRobot
Bedford, United States
Leading consumer robot company known for Roomba vacuum cleaners
Locus Robotics
Wilmington, United States
Leading autonomous mobile robot solutions for warehouse fulfillment
6 River Systems
Waltham, United States
Collaborative mobile robot solutions for warehouse fulfillment
Symbotic
Wilmington, United States
AI-powered robotics and automation for supply chain and warehouse operations
Agility Robotics
Corvallis, United States
Developer of bipedal robots designed to work alongside humans
Figure
Sunnyvale, United States
Developing general-purpose humanoid robots for commercial applications
Apptronik
Austin, United States
Human-centered robotics including humanoid robots and exoskeletons
1X Technologies
Moss, Norway
Creating androids that work alongside people in the real world
Techman Robot
Taoyuan, Taiwan
Collaborative robots with built-in vision systems for smart manufacturing
Doosan Robotics
Suwon, South Korea
Collaborative robot manufacturer with wide range of cobot arms
Neato Robotics
Newark, United States
Robot vacuum company pioneering laser-based mapping and navigation
Starship Technologies
Tallinn, Estonia
Pioneer in autonomous delivery robots for last-mile logistics
Nuro
Mountain View, United States
Autonomous delivery vehicles designed for local commerce
Serve Robotics
Los Angeles, United States
Sidewalk delivery robots for sustainable last-mile delivery
Bear Robotics
Redwood City, United States
AI-powered service robots for restaurants and hospitality
Savioke
San Jose, United States
Autonomous service robots for hospitality and healthcare
Cobalt Robotics
San Mateo, United States
Indoor security robots combining autonomous patrol with human operators
Knightscope
Mountain View, United States
Autonomous security robots for crime deterrence and detection
John Deere Autonomous
Moline, United States
World's largest agricultural equipment manufacturer with autonomous farming technology
Exyn Technologies
Philadelphia, United States
Autonomous aerial robots for mapping and data collection in complex environments
Unitree Robotics
Hangzhou, China
High-performance quadruped and humanoid robots at accessible prices
Sarcos Robotics
Salt Lake City, United States
Full-body powered exoskeletons and industrial robotic systems
Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR)
Odense, Denmark
Autonomous mobile robots for internal logistics and material handling
Seegrid
Pittsburgh, United States
Vision-guided autonomous mobile robots for material handling
Geek+
Beijing, China
AI and robotics solutions for smart logistics and supply chain
GreyOrange
Atlanta, United States
AI-driven robotics and software for fulfillment automation
Plus One Robotics
San Antonio, United States
Vision-guided robotics for parcel handling and logistics
Covariant
Emeryville, United States
AI-powered robotic picking systems using reinforcement learning
RightHand Robotics
Somerville, United States
Intelligent piece-picking robots for e-commerce fulfillment
Berkshire Grey
Bedford, United States
AI-enabled robotic solutions for retail and logistics
Magazino
Munich, Germany
Intelligent mobile picking robots for intralogistics
AMD AI
Santa Clara, United States
High-performance computing company with Instinct AI accelerators and EPYC processors
Intel AI
Santa Clara, United States
Global semiconductor leader with AI accelerators and neuromorphic computing research
Google TPU
Mountain View, United States
Custom tensor processing units designed for machine learning workloads
AWS Trainium
Seattle, United States
Amazon's custom AI chips for machine learning training and inference
Cerebras Systems
Sunnyvale, United States
Pioneer in wafer-scale AI chips with world's largest processor
SambaNova Systems
Palo Alto, United States
Dataflow architecture for AI with reconfigurable computing
IBM Research Neuromorphic
Yorktown Heights, United States
IBM's brain-inspired computing research with TrueNorth and successor chips
Rain AI
San Francisco, United States
Brain-inspired computing using analog memristor technology
Qualcomm AI
San Diego, United States
Mobile technology leader with on-device AI acceleration
Apple Neural Engine
Cupertino, United States
Apple's dedicated neural processing units in Apple Silicon chips
MediaTek AI
Hsinchu, Taiwan
Fabless semiconductor company with APU technology for mobile and edge AI
Biren Technology
Shanghai, China
Chinese GPU startup developing high-performance AI chips
Enflame Technology
Shanghai, China
Chinese AI chip company for cloud training and inference
Mobileye
Jerusalem, Israel
Pioneer in vision-based advanced driver assistance and autonomous driving
Tesla AI
Palo Alto, United States
Custom AI chips for autonomous driving and Dojo supercomputer
Esperanto Technologies
Mountain View, United States
Energy-efficient AI computing using RISC-V many-core processors
d-Matrix
Santa Clara, United States
In-memory computing for AI inference with digital processing-in-memory
Rebellions
Seoul, South Korea
Korean AI chip startup developing neural processing units
FuriosaAI
Seoul, South Korea
Korean AI semiconductor company for data center inference
Syntiant
Irvine, United States
Ultra-low-power AI chips for always-on edge applications
Kneron
San Diego, United States
Edge AI processor company with reconfigurable NPU technology
Eta Compute
Westlake Village, United States
Ultra-low-power AI processing for battery-operated edge devices
Flex Logix
Mountain View, United States
Embedded FPGA and AI inference solutions
Lightelligence
Boston, United States
Photonic computing solutions for AI and machine learning
Axelera AI
Eindhoven, Netherlands
In-memory computing for edge AI with breakthrough efficiency
Roviero
Salt Lake City, United States
Neuromorphic AI technology for edge processing and autonomy
Applied Brain Research
Waterloo, Canada
Neuromorphic AI software and brain-inspired computing
Perceive
San Jose, United States
Ultra-low-power AI inference processors for edge devices
AIStorm
San Jose, United States
AI-in-sensor technology eliminating the analog-to-digital conversion bottleneck
Quadric
Burlingame, United States
General-purpose neural processing units for edge AI
AlphaICs
Bengaluru, India
Edge AI processor company from India with Real AI Processor
Koniku
San Jose, United States
Wetware company merging synthetic biology with silicon for neuromorphic computing
Xperi DTS AI
San Jose, United States
AI-powered media and entertainment technology including on-device processing
Maxim Integrated AI
San Jose, United States
Ultra-low-power AI microcontrollers for edge applications
NXP AI
Eindhoven, Netherlands
Semiconductor company with edge AI solutions for automotive and industrial
Renesas AI
Tokyo, Japan
Embedded AI solutions for automotive and industrial edge applications
Microchip AI
Chandler, United States
Embedded AI solutions across MCUs, MPUs, and PolarFire FPGAs
Xilinx AI
San Jose, United States
Adaptive computing platform with AI engines in Versal chips
Catalog Technologies
Boston, United States
DNA data storage company developing massive-scale digital data storage in DNA
NVIDIA
Santa Clara, United States
GPU and AI computing platform company pioneering deep learning hardware with advanced semiconductor nanotechnology
OpenAI
San Francisco, United States
AI research laboratory developing safe and beneficial artificial general intelligence including GPT models
Anthropic
San Francisco, United States
AI safety company developing reliable and interpretable AI systems including Claude
Google DeepMind
London, United Kingdom
AI research lab advancing AI for scientific discovery including AlphaFold for protein structure prediction
Groq
Mountain View, United States
AI inference company developing Language Processing Units for ultra-fast AI inference
Mythic
Austin, United States
AI chip company using analog compute-in-memory for edge AI applications
Hailo
Tel Aviv, Israel
Edge AI processor company with specialized chips for deep learning at the edge
Blaize
El Dorado Hills, United States
Edge AI computing company with graph streaming processors for automotive and industrial applications
Waymo
Mountain View, United States
Autonomous driving technology company developing self-driving vehicles with advanced AI
Aurora Innovation
Pittsburgh, United States
Self-driving technology company developing autonomous systems for trucks and passenger vehicles
Scale AI
San Francisco, United States
AI infrastructure company providing data labeling and AI platform services
Hugging Face
New York, United States
AI community platform and hub for machine learning models, datasets, and applications
Cohere
Toronto, Canada
Enterprise AI company providing NLP models for business applications
Stability AI
London, United Kingdom
Open-source AI company developing generative models for images, video, and audio
Midjourney
San Francisco, United States
AI research lab creating generative AI for artistic image creation
Pika Labs
Palo Alto, United States
AI video generation startup creating tools for video creation and editing
ElevenLabs
New York, United States
Voice AI company developing realistic text-to-speech and voice cloning technology
Inflection AI
Palo Alto, United States
AI company that developed Pi personal AI assistant (acquired by Microsoft)
Mistral AI
Paris, France
French AI startup developing open-weight large language models
Aleph Alpha
Heidelberg, Germany
European AI company developing sovereign AI solutions for enterprises and governments
Adept AI
San Francisco, United States
AI lab building models that can take actions in software to automate workflows
Character AI
Palo Alto, United States
AI company creating conversational AI characters for entertainment and roleplay
Jasper AI
Austin, United States
AI content platform for marketing teams to create brand-consistent content
Writer
San Francisco, United States
Enterprise AI platform for generating and managing brand-aligned content
Perplexity AI
San Francisco, United States
AI-powered answer engine providing real-time information with citations
You.com
Palo Alto, United States
AI search engine with integrated AI assistants and productivity tools
Dataiku
Paris, France
Enterprise AI platform for collaborative data science and machine learning
Databricks
San Francisco, United States
Data and AI company providing lakehouse platform for unified analytics and AI
DataRobot
Boston, United States
Enterprise AI platform for automated machine learning and AI applications
H2O.ai
Mountain View, United States
AI cloud company providing open-source machine learning and AI platforms
Neptune.ai
Warsaw, Poland
MLOps platform for experiment tracking and model registry
Determined AI
San Francisco, United States
HPE company providing deep learning training platform for enterprises
Anyscale
San Francisco, United States
AI infrastructure company providing managed Ray for distributed AI applications
Mosaic ML
San Francisco, United States
Databricks company for efficient LLM training and deployment (acquired 2023)
Together AI
San Francisco, United States
AI cloud platform for running and fine-tuning open-source LLMs
Replicate
San Francisco, United States
ML infrastructure company for running AI models via API
Modal
San Francisco, United States
Serverless cloud platform for running AI/ML workloads and data pipelines
Baseten
San Francisco, United States
ML infrastructure platform for deploying and scaling models in production
BentoML
San Francisco, United States
Open-source platform for building and deploying ML-powered applications
Pinecone
San Francisco, United States
Vector database company for AI applications and semantic search
Weaviate
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Open-source vector database for AI-native applications
Milvus
Redwood City, United States
Vector database company behind open-source Milvus for AI applications
Chroma
San Francisco, United States
Open-source embedding database for AI applications
Qdrant
Berlin, Germany
Vector search engine and database for AI applications
LangChain
San Francisco, United States
Framework for developing applications powered by language models
LlamaIndex
San Francisco, United States
Data framework for connecting LLMs to external data sources
Anduril Industries
Costa Mesa, United States
Defense technology company developing AI-powered autonomous systems
Shield AI
San Diego, United States
Defense AI company developing autonomous piloting systems for aircraft
Stripe
San Francisco, United States
Payment infrastructure platform powering internet commerce with APIs for online payments
Block (Square)
San Francisco, United States
Financial services and digital payments company building commerce and financial tools
PayPal
San Jose, United States
Global digital payments platform enabling money transfers and online payments
Chime
San Francisco, United States
Digital banking platform offering fee-free mobile banking services
N26
Berlin, Germany
German mobile bank offering digital banking services across Europe
Nubank
Sao Paulo, Brazil
Brazilian digital bank providing fee-free banking services across Latin America
SoFi
San Francisco, United States
Digital personal finance company offering banking, lending, and investing services
Coinbase
San Francisco, United States
Cryptocurrency exchange platform providing trading, custody, and institutional services
Kraken
San Francisco, United States
Cryptocurrency exchange providing spot and futures trading with staking services
Gemini
New York, United States
Regulated cryptocurrency exchange and custodian founded by the Winklevoss twins
Ethereum Foundation
Zug, Switzerland
Non-profit supporting Ethereum blockchain development and ecosystem growth
Consensys
Brooklyn, United States
Ethereum software company building infrastructure and developer tools for Web3
Polygon Labs
Bengaluru, India
Blockchain scaling platform providing Layer 2 solutions for Ethereum
Ava Labs
Brooklyn, United States
Blockchain company building Avalanche platform for decentralized applications
Solana Labs
San Francisco, United States
Blockchain company building high-performance Solana network for dApps
Algorand Foundation
Singapore, Singapore
Non-profit supporting Algorand blockchain ecosystem and sustainable blockchain adoption
Chainlink Labs
San Francisco, United States
Decentralized oracle network connecting smart contracts to real-world data
BitGo
Palo Alto, United States
Digital asset custody and security company for institutional investors
Anchorage Digital
San Francisco, United States
Federally chartered digital asset bank providing custody and trading services
Circle
Boston, United States
Stablecoin issuer and payment infrastructure company behind USDC
MX Technologies
Lehi, United States
Financial data platform providing connectivity and analytics for financial institutions
Betterment
New York, United States
Robo-advisor providing automated investing and financial planning
Wealthfront
Palo Alto, United States
Automated investment service providing diversified portfolio management
Robinhood
Menlo Park, United States
Commission-free trading platform democratizing access to financial markets
Temenos
Geneva, Switzerland
Banking software company providing core banking and digital front office solutions
Bloomberg
New York, United States
Financial data and media company providing terminals, news, and analytics
Lightspeed Commerce
Montreal, Canada
Commerce platform providing POS and e-commerce for retail and hospitality
Ripple Labs
San Francisco, United States
Blockchain company providing enterprise crypto and cross-border payment solutions
Paxos
New York, United States
Blockchain infrastructure company providing stablecoins and asset tokenization
Worldpay
Cincinnati, United States
Global payments technology company processing merchant transactions
Hexagon Mining
Stockholm, Sweden
Smart mine solutions integrating sensors, software, and autonomous technologies
Telit Cinterion
Irvine, United States
IoT enablement company providing cellular modules and cloud platforms
Particle
San Francisco, United States
IoT platform company providing hardware, software, and connectivity
Arduino
Turin, Italy
Open-source hardware and software company for prototyping and education
Raspberry Pi Foundation
Cambridge, United Kingdom
Foundation producing affordable single-board computers for education and IoT
Tuya Smart
Hangzhou, China
IoT cloud platform enabling smart device development for manufacturers
Electronic Arts
Redwood City, United States
Major game publisher known for sports games and popular franchises
Activision Blizzard
Santa Monica, United States
Game publisher behind Call of Duty, World of Warcraft, and Overwatch
Take-Two Interactive
New York, United States
Game publisher owning Rockstar Games, 2K Games, and Zynga
Capcom
Osaka, Japan
Japanese game developer known for action and fighting games
Square Enix
Tokyo, Japan
Japanese game company known for RPGs and iconic franchises
Epic Games
Cary, United States
Game developer behind Fortnite and Unreal Engine
Tencent Games
Shenzhen, China
World's largest gaming company by revenue with major investments
NetEase Games
Guangzhou, China
Major Chinese game developer with MMOs and mobile games
miHoYo
Shanghai, China
Chinese game studio behind Genshin Impact and Honkai series
Unity Technologies
San Francisco, United States
Game engine and real-time 3D development platform
Supercell
Helsinki, Finland
Finnish mobile game developer with hit casual games
Zynga
San Francisco, United States
Mobile game company known for social and casual games
Krafton
Seoul, South Korea
Korean game company behind PUBG battle royale franchise
Paradox Interactive
Stockholm, Sweden
Swedish publisher known for grand strategy games
Twitch
San Francisco, United States
Leading live streaming platform for gaming and entertainment
Discord
San Francisco, United States
Voice, video, and text communication platform for communities
Niantic
San Francisco, United States
AR gaming company behind Pokemon GO and real-world games
Improbable
London, United Kingdom
Metaverse and simulation technology company
Skillz
San Francisco, United States
Mobile esports platform for competitive gaming tournaments
FACEIT
London, United Kingdom
Competitive gaming platform and esports organizer
Team Liquid
Utrecht, Netherlands
Professional esports organization with teams across multiple games
Cloud9
Los Angeles, United States
American esports organization competing in major game titles
Netflix Games
Los Gatos, United States
Netflix's gaming division offering mobile games to subscribers
ironSource
Tel Aviv, Israel
Mobile game monetization and publishing platform
Scopely
Los Angeles, United States
Mobile game company with major entertainment franchises
Hudl
Lincoln, United States
Sports video analysis platform for coaches and athletes
Stats Perform
Chicago, United States
Sports AI and data company providing analytics and content
WSC Sports
Tel Aviv, Israel
AI-powered sports video highlights platform
DraftKings
Boston, United States
Digital sports entertainment and gaming company
FanDuel
New York, United States
Online sports betting and daily fantasy sports platform
Socios.com
Sliema, Malta
Blockchain-based fan engagement platform with team tokens
DoorDash
San Francisco, United States
Food delivery and logistics platform
Toast
Boston, United States
Restaurant technology platform with POS and management
Square for Restaurants
San Francisco, United States
Restaurant POS and management from Block
Booking Holdings
Norwalk, United States
Online travel company owning Booking.com, Priceline, Kayak
Expedia Group
Seattle, United States
Online travel company with multiple travel brands
Travelport
Langley, United Kingdom
Travel commerce platform connecting travel providers
Hopper
Montreal, Canada
Mobile travel booking app with price prediction
Skyscanner
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Travel metasearch engine for flights, hotels, and cars
Kiwi.com
Brno, Czech Republic
Virtual interlining technology for flight combinations
Turo
San Francisco, United States
Peer-to-peer car sharing marketplace
Buildium
Boston, United States
Property management software for residential managers
Entrata
Lehi, United States
Property management operating system for multifamily
HqO
Boston, United States
Tenant experience platform for commercial real estate
Spruce
New York, United States
API-first title and closing infrastructure
Clio
Vancouver, Canada
Cloud-based legal practice management software for law firms of all sizes
Relativity
Chicago, United States
E-discovery and legal analytics platform for managing large-scale litigation data
Thomson Reuters Legal
Eagan, United States
Legal research and technology provider offering comprehensive legal information services
DocuSign
San Francisco, United States
Electronic signature and agreement cloud platform for digital transaction management
ContractPodAi
New York, United States
AI-powered contract management platform for enterprise legal departments
LinkSquares
Boston, United States
AI-powered contract analytics and lifecycle management platform
Kira Systems
Toronto, Canada
Machine learning contract analysis software for legal professionals
Luminance
London, United Kingdom
AI platform for contract intelligence and legal document review
Harvey AI
San Francisco, United States
Generative AI platform built specifically for legal professionals
Everlaw
Oakland, United States
Cloud-based litigation platform for collaborative e-discovery and review
Exterro
Portland, United States
E-discovery and legal governance, risk, and compliance software
Onna
New York, United States
Knowledge integration platform for e-discovery, compliance, and investigations
Securiti
San Jose, United States
Data command center for security, privacy, governance, and compliance
Brightflag
Dublin, Ireland
AI-powered legal spend management and e-billing platform
Lawyaw
San Francisco, United States
Document automation software for law firms and legal departments
Workday
Pleasanton, United States
Enterprise cloud applications for finance and human resources
Deel
San Francisco, United States
Global payroll and compliance platform for hiring international workers
Papaya Global
Tel Aviv, Israel
Global payroll and payments platform with workforce management
15Five
San Francisco, United States
Performance management platform focused on continuous feedback and engagement
SmartRecruiters
San Francisco, United States
Enterprise talent acquisition suite for modern recruiting
Jobvite
Indianapolis, United States
End-to-end talent acquisition suite for enterprise recruiting
Gem
San Francisco, United States
All-in-one recruiting platform for sourcing, engagement, and analytics
Eightfold AI
Santa Clara, United States
AI-powered talent intelligence platform for hiring and talent management
Phenom
Ambler, United States
AI-powered talent experience management platform
HireVue
South Jordan, United States
Video interviewing and AI-powered assessment platform for hiring
HackerRank
Mountain View, United States
Developer skills platform for technical hiring and assessments
CoderPad
San Francisco, United States
Technical interview platform for live coding and pair programming
Project44
Chicago, United States
Supply chain visibility platform for real-time tracking and analytics
Transfix
New York, United States
Digital freight platform with AI-powered trucking solutions
Motive (KeepTruckin)
San Francisco, United States
Integrated fleet management platform with ELD and safety solutions
Onfleet
San Francisco, United States
Last mile delivery management software for local delivery operations
Bringg
Tel Aviv, Israel
Delivery and fulfillment orchestration platform for enterprises
Stord
Atlanta, United States
Cloud supply chain platform connecting warehousing and logistics
o9 Solutions
Dallas, United States
AI-powered integrated business planning and decision-making platform
Anaplan
San Francisco, United States
Connected planning platform for supply chain and finance
InstaFreight
Berlin, Germany
Digital road freight platform connecting shippers and carriers
Corvus Insurance
Boston, United States
Data-driven commercial insurance company with cyber focus
Branch Insurance
Columbus, United States
Bundled home and auto insurance with community focus
Tractable
London, United Kingdom
AI for accident and disaster recovery in insurance claims
Shift Technology
Paris, France
AI-powered fraud detection and claims automation for insurance
LexisNexis Risk Solutions
Alpharetta, United States
Data and analytics provider for insurance risk assessment
Planck
New York, United States
AI-powered data platform for commercial insurance underwriting
Unqork
New York, United States
No-code enterprise application platform for insurance and finance
Salesforce Marketing Cloud
San Francisco, United States
Enterprise digital marketing platform with AI-powered personalization
ActiveCampaign
Chicago, United States
Customer experience automation platform combining email, automation, and CRM
Klaviyo
Boston, United States
Email and SMS marketing automation platform built for ecommerce
Braze
New York, United States
Customer engagement platform for personalized messaging across channels
Iterable
San Francisco, United States
Cross-channel marketing platform for creating unified customer experiences
Customer.io
Portland, United States
Automated messaging platform for targeted emails, push, SMS and more
SendGrid
Denver, United States
Cloud-based email delivery platform for transactional and marketing emails
Sprinklr
New York, United States
Unified customer experience management platform across all touchpoints
SEMrush
Boston, United States
All-in-one digital marketing toolkit for SEO, PPC, and competitive research
Ahrefs
Singapore, Singapore
SEO toolset for backlink analysis, keyword research, and site auditing
BrightEdge
San Mateo, United States
Enterprise SEO and content performance marketing platform
Conductor
New York, United States
Organic marketing platform combining SEO with content intelligence
Segment
San Francisco, United States
Customer data platform for collecting, cleaning, and controlling customer data
mParticle
New York, United States
Customer data infrastructure platform for mobile-first companies
Treasure Data
Mountain View, United States
Enterprise customer data platform built on big data infrastructure
Demandbase
San Francisco, United States
Account-based marketing platform with AI-powered B2B targeting
6sense
San Francisco, United States
AI-powered ABM platform that predicts which accounts are ready to buy
The Trade Desk
Ventura, United States
Leading independent demand-side platform for programmatic advertising
Criteo
Paris, France
Commerce media platform powering personalized advertising at scale
Unity Ads
San Francisco, United States
In-game advertising platform for mobile game monetization
Mixpanel
San Francisco, United States
Product analytics platform for understanding user behavior and engagement
Amplitude
San Francisco, United States
Digital analytics platform for understanding customer behavior
Vidyard
Kitchener, Canada
Video platform for business with hosting, recording, and analytics
Lumen5
Vancouver, Canada
AI-powered video creation platform for turning content into videos
Drift
Boston, United States
Conversational marketing and sales platform powered by AI
Intercom
San Francisco, United States
Customer messaging platform for marketing, sales, and support
Schoology
New York, United States
K-12 learning management system for collaborative learning
Netflix
Los Gatos, United States
Global streaming entertainment service with original content
Vimeo
New York, United States
Professional video platform for businesses and creators
Frame.io
New York, United States
Cloud-based video collaboration platform for creative teams
SoundCloud
Berlin, Germany
Audio platform for musicians and creators to share music
Deezer
Paris, France
Global music streaming service with extensive catalog
Splice
New York, United States
Music creation platform with samples, plugins, and collaboration
DistroKid
New York, United States
Music distribution service getting artists on streaming platforms
Acast
Stockholm, Sweden
Podcast company offering hosting, distribution, and monetization
Plex
Los Gatos, United States
Media server and streaming platform for personal content
fuboTV
New York, United States
Sports-first live TV streaming platform
Sporttrade
Philadelphia, United States
Sports betting exchange with real-time trading
Sportlogiq
Montreal, Canada
AI-powered sports analytics for hockey and other sports
Miso Robotics
Pasadena, United States
AI-powered kitchen robotics for the restaurant industry
Sabre Corporation
Southlake, United States
Travel technology company providing GDS and software solutions
Duffel
London, United Kingdom
API platform for selling flights from airlines directly
Kiwi.com
Brno, Czech Republic
Travel booking platform with virtual interlining technology
Sojern
San Francisco, United States
Digital marketing platform for the travel industry
IDeaS Revenue Solutions
Minneapolis, United States
AI-driven hotel revenue management and pricing software
Canary Technologies
San Francisco, United States
Contactless technology platform for hotel guest experience
Pony.ai
Fremont, United States
Autonomous vehicle technology company operating in US and China
Motional
Boston, United States
Hyundai-Aptiv autonomous driving joint venture
Nvidia Drive
Santa Clara, United States
NVIDIA's autonomous driving platform and computing solutions
Qualcomm Automotive
San Diego, United States
Qualcomm's automotive technology division for connected and digital vehicles
Renesas Electronics
Tokyo, Japan
Japanese semiconductor company for automotive and industrial applications
Comma.ai
San Diego, United States
Open-source aftermarket advanced driver assistance system
TomTom
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Dutch location technology and navigation company
Cerence
Burlington, United States
AI-powered automotive assistants and HMI solutions
Shift Technologies
San Francisco, United States
End-to-end auto ecommerce platform for buying and selling used cars
Reynolds and Reynolds
Dayton, United States
Automotive retail technology provider with DMS and business solutions
Tekion
Pleasanton, United States
Cloud-native automotive retail platform transforming car dealerships
Wejo
Manchester, United Kingdom
Connected vehicle data company providing traffic and mobility insights
Spot by Boston Dynamics
Waltham, United States
Quadruped robot for construction site inspection and documentation
Modular
Brooklyn, United States
Factory-built modular construction for residential and commercial buildings
WooCommerce
San Francisco, United States
Open-source e-commerce platform built on WordPress
Squarespace
New York, United States
Website builder and e-commerce platform for creative entrepreneurs
Commercetools
Munich, Germany
MACH-architecture commerce platform for enterprise retailers
Mad Mobile
Tampa, United States
Mobile point-of-sale and associate enablement platform
Standard Cognition
San Francisco, United States
Computer vision platform for autonomous checkout in retail stores
Grabango
Berkeley, United States
Checkout-free technology for grocery stores and convenience retailers
Zippin
San Francisco, United States
Checkout-free technology platform for smart retail stores
AiFi
Santa Clara, United States
AI-powered autonomous store technology and computer vision retail
Trax Retail
Singapore, Singapore
Computer vision and analytics for retail shelf monitoring
Focal Systems
San Francisco, United States
AI-powered shelf monitoring and inventory automation for retail
Bossa Nova Robotics
San Francisco, United States
Autonomous retail robots for inventory data collection
Simbe Robotics
San Francisco, United States
Autonomous retail inventory robots for in-store analytics
RetailNext
San Jose, United States
In-store analytics platform for traffic, conversion, and performance
Skupos
Boston, United States
Data platform for convenience and independent retail
Kharon
New York, United States
Global trade compliance and sanctions risk intelligence
Motive (formerly KeepTruckin)
San Francisco, United States
Fleet management and AI-powered safety platform
Geek+
Beijing, China
AI and robotics solutions for logistics automation
inVia Robotics
Westlake Village, United States
Robotics-as-a-Service for warehouse automation
Exotec
Croix, France
Warehouse robotics systems with Skypod technology
Vecna Robotics
Waltham, United States
Autonomous material handling solutions
DispatchTrack
San Jose, United States
AI-powered last mile delivery management
Nuro
Mountain View, United States
Autonomous delivery vehicles for local commerce
Clio
Burnaby, Canada
Cloud-based legal practice management software
NetDocuments
Lehi, United States
Cloud-native document management for legal
Filevine
Salt Lake City, United States
Legal work platform for case and matter management
CasePacer
Austin, United States
Case management for personal injury law firms
LawPay
Austin, United States
Payment processing for law firms
Lawmatics
San Diego, United States
CRM and client intake automation for law firms
CoCounsel
Eagan, United States
AI legal assistant powered by GPT-4
Casetext
San Francisco, United States
AI-powered legal research platform
vLex
Barcelona, Spain
AI-powered global legal research platform
DISCO
Austin, United States
AI-powered legal technology for e-discovery
Nuix
Sydney, Australia
Data intelligence platform for investigations
Josef
Melbourne, Australia
Legal automation and chatbot platform
Spellbook
Toronto, Canada
AI contract drafting assistant
Cover Whale
New York, United States
Commercial trucking insurance with telematics
LexisNexis Risk Solutions
Alpharetta, United States
Risk data and analytics for insurance
Ribbon
New York, United States
Real estate financing solutions for homebuyers
Skyline AI
New York, United States
AI-powered commercial real estate investment
Bear Flag Robotics
Newark, United States
Autonomous tractor technology
Navis
Oakland, United States
Terminal operating systems
MarineTraffic
Athens, Greece
Global ship tracking and maritime analytics
Windward
Tel Aviv, Israel
AI-powered maritime risk analytics
Orca AI
Tel Aviv, Israel
AI-powered collision avoidance
Sea Machines
Boston, United States
Autonomous vessel technology
Shone
Paris, France
Autonomous navigation systems
Massterly
Lysaker, Norway
Autonomous ship operations
DeepSea Technologies
Athens, Greece
AI-powered vessel performance
Take-Two Interactive
New York, United States
Video game holding company
King
Stockholm, Sweden
Casual mobile game developer
Overwolf
Tel Aviv, Israel
In-game creation platform
Mod.io
Melbourne, Australia
Cross-platform mod hosting API
Cloud9
Santa Monica, United States
Professional esports organization
Mythical Games
Los Angeles, United States
Blockchain gaming platform
Animoca Brands
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Blockchain gaming and metaverse company
Flutter Entertainment
Dublin, Ireland
Global sports betting and gaming
Dapper Labs
Vancouver, Canada
Sports NFTs and blockchain
Sorare
Paris, France
NFT fantasy sports platform
Deltatre
Turin, Italy
Sports technology and media services
Playfly Sports
New York, United States
Sports marketing and media
Ticketmaster
Beverly Hills, United States
Ticket sales and distribution
Teamworks
Durham, United States
Athletic operations platform
YouTube Music
San Bruno, United States
Music and video streaming
Bandcamp
Oakland, United States
Direct-to-fan music platform
TuneCore
Brooklyn, United States
Digital music distribution
Universal Music Group
Hilversum, Netherlands
Global music company
LANDR
Montreal, Canada
AI music mastering and distribution
iZotope
Cambridge, United States
Audio technology software
Ableton
Berlin, Germany
Music production software and hardware
Epidemic Sound
Stockholm, Sweden
Production music licensing
Artlist
Tel Aviv, Israel
Music and SFX licensing platform
Suno AI
Cambridge, United States
AI music generation platform
Udio
New York, United States
AI music creation platform
AIVA
Luxembourg, Luxembourg
AI music composition
BandLab
Singapore, Singapore
Free music creation and social platform
Amuse
Stockholm, Sweden
Free music distribution and A&R
Meituan
Beijing, China
Food delivery and local services
eDreams ODIGEO
Barcelona, Spain
Online travel subscription platform
Relativity
Chicago, United States
E-discovery and litigation platform
LawGeex
Tel Aviv, Israel
AI contract review platform
Evisort
San Mateo, United States
AI contract intelligence
SAP SuccessFactors
South San Francisco, United States
Enterprise HR cloud suite
Gem
San Francisco, United States
Talent engagement platform
Hi Marley
Boston, United States
Insurance communication platform
Jerry
Palo Alto, United States
Car insurance and ownership
Socotra
San Francisco, United States
Modern insurance core platform
Better.com
New York, United States
Digital mortgage and homeownership company
Palantir Technologies
Denver, United States
Data analytics and software for government
SAIC
Reston, United States
Technology integrator for government
Mark43
New York, United States
Cloud-native public safety software
Everbridge
Burlington, United States
Critical event management platform
CivicPlus
Manhattan, United States
Digital solutions for local governments
Salesforce Government Cloud
San Francisco, United States
CRM platform for government agencies
AWS GovCloud
Seattle, United States
Government cloud infrastructure
Microsoft Azure Government
Redmond, United States
Government cloud platform
Govini
Arlington, United States
Data analytics for defense acquisition
Rebellion Defense
Washington, United States
AI software for national security
BetMGM
Jersey City, United States
Sports betting and iGaming platform
The Athletic
San Francisco, United States
Sports journalism and news
ESL Gaming
Cologne, Germany
Esports tournament and media company
Pandora
Oakland, United States
Personalized music streaming
Kobalt Music
New York, United States
Music publishing and rights management
Boomy
Berkeley, United States
AI music creation for everyone
Shazam
London, United Kingdom
Music recognition app
Audible Magic
Los Gatos, United States
Content identification and rights management
Anchor
New York, United States
Podcast creation and hosting platform
Podbean
Wilmington, United States
Podcast hosting and monetization
Soundcharts
Paris, France
Music market intelligence platform
Surfer SEO
Wroclaw, Poland
Surfer SEO is an innovative, AI-powered content optimization platform that helps content creators, marketers, and SEO professionals create search engine optimized content that ranks higher in Google search results. Founded in 2017 in Wroclaw, Poland, Surfer has grown through bootstrapped funding to serve over 100 employees and thousands of customers worldwide, establishing itself as a leader in the data-driven content optimization space. The platform analyzes hundreds of ranking factors from top-performing pages in search results and provides actionable recommendations to help users create content that matches search intent and outranks competitors. Surfer's Content Editor is the heart of the platform, offering real-time optimization suggestions as users write, including keyword density, content structure, word count, image usage, and semantic keyword recommendations. The SERP Analyzer tool allows users to reverse-engineer successful content by examining what makes top-ranking pages perform well, identifying patterns in headings, keywords, and content length. Surfer's keyword research capabilities help users discover content opportunities and understand search intent, while the Content Planner suggests topic clusters and content strategies based on search data. The platform's AI Writer, powered by GPT technology, can generate SEO-optimized content drafts based on target keywords and guidelines. Surfer integrates seamlessly with popular tools like Google Docs, WordPress, and Jasper, fitting naturally into existing content workflows. The platform provides audit features that analyze existing content and suggest improvements to boost rankings. With its data-driven approach, user-friendly interface, and proven results, Surfer SEO has become an essential tool for anyone serious about creating content that performs in organic search.
MarketMuse
Boston, United States
MarketMuse is an advanced AI-powered content planning and optimization platform that helps content teams make data-driven decisions about content strategy, creation, and optimization. Founded in 2013 in Boston, Massachusetts, with over $11 million in funding and a team of 60+ employees, MarketMuse has established itself as a leader in content intelligence for enterprise organizations and sophisticated content marketers. The platform uses proprietary artificial intelligence to analyze entire websites and topic landscapes, providing strategic insights that go beyond traditional keyword research to identify true content gaps and opportunities. MarketMuse's content strategy capabilities help teams prioritize which content to create, update, or remove based on competitive analysis, topical authority, and business impact. The platform builds comprehensive topic models that reveal the full scope of concepts, subtopics, and related terms needed to establish expertise and authority in specific subject areas. MarketMuse's content briefs provide detailed, AI-generated outlines that guide writers in creating thorough, authoritative content that addresses all aspects of a topic. The research functionality surfaces relevant questions, facts, and perspectives that should be incorporated into content to ensure comprehensiveness. The optimization features analyze existing content and provide specific recommendations for improvement, including gaps in coverage, opportunities for internal linking, and competitive weaknesses to exploit. MarketMuse tracks content performance over time and measures topical authority across entire websites, helping teams understand how their content efforts contribute to overall search visibility and expertise. With integrations for content management systems and workflow tools, MarketMuse serves enterprise content teams that need strategic guidance and AI-powered insights to compete effectively in challenging, competitive content landscapes.
The Trade Desk
Ventura, United States
The Trade Desk is a leading demand-side advertising platform (DSP) that empowers advertisers and agencies to programmatically buy and optimize digital advertising campaigns across multiple channels and devices. Founded in 2009 in Ventura, California, and publicly traded on NASDAQ under the ticker TTD, The Trade Desk has grown to over 3,000 employees and become one of the most valuable advertising technology companies in the world. The platform provides advertisers with access to premium inventory across display, video, audio, connected TV (CTV), native, and digital out-of-home (DOOH) advertising channels, enabling comprehensive omnichannel campaign execution from a single interface. The Trade Desk's proprietary technology uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to optimize bidding strategies, audience targeting, and creative delivery in real-time, maximizing campaign performance and return on ad spend. The platform offers sophisticated audience targeting capabilities, including first-party data integration, third-party data marketplace access, and AI-powered lookalike modeling. The Trade Desk has been particularly successful in the rapidly growing connected TV advertising space, with its Solimar platform offering advanced CTV planning, buying, and measurement capabilities. The company's data management and identity resolution capabilities help advertisers reach target audiences across devices while respecting privacy regulations. The Trade Desk's transparent fee structure and commitment to advertiser independence differentiate it from competitors, as the platform does not own media properties that compete with its clients. With comprehensive reporting, attribution modeling, and creative management tools, The Trade Desk serves major brands and agencies worldwide, facilitating billions of dollars in advertising spend annually across global markets.
AdRoll
San Francisco, United States
AdRoll is a comprehensive growth marketing platform specifically designed to help direct-to-consumer (DTC) brands and e-commerce businesses acquire new customers, drive conversions, and build lasting customer relationships through sophisticated retargeting and cross-channel advertising. Founded in 2007 in San Francisco, California, with over $90 million in funding and a team of 400+ employees, AdRoll has established itself as a leader in performance marketing for online retailers. The platform combines display advertising, social media advertising, and email marketing into a unified solution that enables brands to reach potential customers across the web, social platforms, and inbox. AdRoll's retargeting capabilities are particularly powerful, using advanced audience segmentation and behavioral triggers to show personalized ads to users who have previously visited a brand's website but haven't yet converted. The platform's prospecting features use machine learning to identify and target lookalike audiences that share characteristics with existing customers, expanding reach beyond existing website visitors. AdRoll provides dynamic product ads that automatically showcase relevant products to individual users based on their browsing history and interests, increasing relevance and conversion rates. The platform's cross-device targeting ensures consistent messaging as consumers move between mobile phones, tablets, and desktop computers. AdRoll's brand awareness campaigns help businesses build recognition and consideration among target audiences through strategic placement and frequency management. The platform integrates seamlessly with major e-commerce platforms like Shopify, BigCommerce, and WooCommerce, as well as email service providers and analytics tools. With transparent reporting, attribution modeling, and dedicated account management, AdRoll serves thousands of e-commerce brands worldwide, helping them scale their customer acquisition efforts efficiently and profitably.
StackAdapt
Toronto, Canada
StackAdapt is a leading multi-channel programmatic advertising platform that enables advertisers and agencies to plan, execute, and optimize digital advertising campaigns across native, display, video, connected TV, audio, and digital out-of-home channels. Founded in 2014 in Toronto, Canada, StackAdapt has grown rapidly to over $200 million in funding and more than 1,000 employees, establishing itself as one of the fastest-growing advertising technology companies globally. The platform uses machine learning and artificial intelligence to automate campaign optimization, improving performance across key metrics like click-through rates, conversions, and return on ad spend. StackAdapt's native advertising capabilities are particularly strong, offering seamless integration with premium publisher content that drives engagement while maintaining brand safety. The platform provides sophisticated audience targeting options, including contextual targeting, behavioral segments, geographic targeting, and custom audience uploading, enabling precise reach of desired demographics. StackAdapt's creative management suite allows advertisers to create, test, and optimize ad creative across formats and channels, with dynamic creative optimization automatically adjusting elements to improve performance. The platform's connected TV and streaming audio capabilities position it well for the shift toward digital video and audio consumption. StackAdapt offers transparent, real-time reporting with customizable dashboards that provide insights into campaign performance, audience engagement, and conversion attribution across the customer journey. The platform emphasizes fraud prevention and brand safety, using advanced verification tools to ensure ads appear in appropriate contexts and reach real users. With integrations for major data providers, analytics platforms, and customer relationship management systems, StackAdapt serves thousands of advertisers worldwide, helping them achieve their marketing objectives efficiently across the full programmatic advertising ecosystem.
Freshworks
San Mateo, United States
Freshworks is a comprehensive customer engagement software company that provides a suite of cloud-based applications for customer support, sales, marketing, and IT service management. Founded in 2010 in Chennai, India, and now headquartered in San Mateo, California, Freshworks went public on NASDAQ in 2021 under the ticker FRSH and has grown to over 5,000 employees serving more than 60,000 customers worldwide. The company's product portfolio includes Freshdesk for customer support, Freshsales for CRM and sales automation, Freshservice for IT service management, and Freshmarketer for marketing automation, all designed to work together as an integrated platform or independently as standalone solutions. Freshworks differentiated itself by offering enterprise-grade features at affordable prices with intuitive interfaces that require minimal training, making sophisticated business software accessible to small and medium-sized businesses. Freshdesk provides omnichannel customer support across email, phone, chat, social media, and messaging apps, with AI-powered automation that routes tickets, suggests responses, and resolves common issues automatically. Freshsales combines traditional CRM functionality with built-in phone, email, and activity tracking, plus AI-powered lead scoring and deal insights that help sales teams prioritize opportunities. Freshservice brings modern IT service management to organizations through an intuitive interface that manages incidents, changes, assets, and service requests. The platform's Freddy AI technology provides intelligent automation, predictive insights, and conversational interfaces across all Freshworks products. With marketplace integrations connecting to hundreds of business applications, mobile apps for field productivity, and flexible APIs for custom integrations, Freshworks enables businesses to deliver exceptional customer experiences efficiently and cost-effectively.
Optimizely
San Francisco, United States
Optimizely is a leading digital experience platform (DXP) that combines experimentation, content management, and commerce capabilities to help businesses create, test, and deliver personalized digital experiences that drive engagement and conversion. Founded in 2010 in San Francisco with over $250 million in funding and 1,100+ employees, Optimizely serves major enterprises worldwide including eBay, Atlassian, and The New York Times. The platform's experimentation capabilities enable organizations to run A/B tests, multivariate tests, and feature experiments across web, mobile, and connected devices, using statistical analysis to identify winning variations that improve key metrics. Optimizely's feature flagging and progressive delivery tools allow development teams to deploy features gradually, test in production, and roll back quickly if issues arise, reducing risk and accelerating innovation. The platform's Content Management System (CMS) provides marketers with intuitive tools to create, manage, and publish content across multiple channels and touchpoints without developer intervention. Optimizely Commerce Cloud offers comprehensive e-commerce capabilities including product management, order processing, and customer management integrated with personalization and testing. The platform's personalization engine uses behavioral data, segmentation, and machine learning to deliver tailored experiences to individual users based on their preferences, history, and context. Optimizely's recommendations feature suggests relevant content and products that increase engagement and average order value. The platform provides comprehensive analytics and insights that measure the impact of experiments, content, and personalization on business outcomes. With enterprise-grade security, global CDN infrastructure, and extensive integration capabilities, Optimizely enables large organizations to continuously optimize digital experiences through systematic testing and data-driven decision making.
VWO
Delhi, India
VWO (Visual Website Optimizer) is a comprehensive experience optimization platform that helps businesses test, analyze, and personalize their digital properties to improve conversions and user satisfaction. Founded in 2009 in Delhi, India, with over $25 million in funding and 350+ employees, VWO serves more than 4,500 brands worldwide including eBay, Target, and Ubisoft. The platform provides an integrated suite of capabilities spanning A/B testing, multivariate testing, split URL testing, and server-side experimentation that enable organizations to systematically optimize every element of their digital experience. VWO's visual editor allows marketers to create test variations without coding, making experimentation accessible to non-technical team members while also providing JavaScript-based customization for advanced users. The platform's behavioral insights capabilities include session recordings, heatmaps, on-page surveys, and form analytics that help teams understand how users interact with their websites and identify friction points that hurt conversion. VWO Insights surfaces user behavior patterns and provides qualitative feedback that informs hypothesis formation and test ideation. The platform's personalization features enable teams to deliver customized experiences to different audience segments based on behavior, location, device, traffic source, and custom attributes. VWO's Deploy module provides feature flagging and progressive rollouts that help development teams release features safely and gradually. VWO Plan uses AI to suggest test ideas and prioritize experiments based on potential impact, helping teams focus on high-value optimization opportunities. The platform emphasizes ease of use, fast setup, and quick time-to-value with templates, pre-built integrations, and dedicated customer success support. VWO serves as a complete optimization ecosystem for businesses committed to data-driven improvement of digital experiences.
Concord
San Francisco, United States
Concord is a contract lifecycle management (CLM) platform that modernizes how organizations create, negotiate, execute, and manage contracts through cloud-based collaboration and automation. Founded in 2014 in San Francisco with over $20 million in funding and 80+ employees, Concord serves thousands of companies seeking to eliminate inefficiencies in contract processes. The platform provides an intuitive contract editor with customizable templates, clause libraries, and version control that streamline contract drafting while ensuring consistency and compliance. Concord's real-time collaboration features enable multiple stakeholders to review, comment, and edit contracts simultaneously, eliminating email chains and accelerating negotiations. The platform's automated workflow routing sends contracts to appropriate approvers based on rules, tracks approvals, and sends reminders to prevent bottlenecks. Concord's native electronic signature capability enables legally binding signing without third-party tools, supporting multiple signature methods and authentication levels. The platform's centralized contract repository provides a searchable database of all agreements with metadata, tags, and full-text search that makes finding specific contracts or clauses instant. Automated alerts notify stakeholders of upcoming renewal dates, expiration deadlines, and key milestones, preventing missed obligations and auto-renewals. Concord's analytics dashboard provides visibility into contract cycle times, bottlenecks, and volumes by type, team, or department. The platform integrates with Salesforce, DocuSign, Slack, and other business tools to fit into existing workflows. With audit trails, permission controls, enterprise security, and compliance certifications, Concord enables legal, sales, procurement, and HR teams to manage contracts efficiently while maintaining governance and reducing risk.
Trackunit
Aalborg, Denmark
Trackunit is a global leader in construction equipment telematics and IoT solutions that help construction companies, equipment dealers, and rental firms monitor, manage, and optimize their machinery fleets through real-time data and connectivity. Founded in 2003 in Aalborg, Denmark, with over $100 million in funding and 400+ employees, Trackunit has become the world's largest universal telematics provider for the construction industry with over 800,000 connected assets globally. The platform's hardware devices install on virtually any type of construction equipment, from excavators and bulldozers to generators and compressors, capturing data on location, utilization, fuel consumption, engine hours, and operational parameters. Trackunit's Manager platform provides fleet managers with comprehensive visibility into equipment location, preventing theft and enabling efficient deployment across multiple job sites. The utilization analytics help companies understand which machines are productive versus idle, informing decisions about fleet size, rental versus ownership, and equipment retirement. Trackunit's machine health monitoring capabilities detect potential issues through diagnostic trouble codes and operational anomalies, enabling predictive maintenance that prevents costly breakdowns and minimizes downtime. The platform's Iris ecosystem connects OEMs, dealers, rental companies, contractors, and technology partners in a data-sharing network that improves service, parts delivery, and operational efficiency across the equipment lifecycle. Trackunit's integration capabilities connect telematics data with enterprise resource planning, project management, and accounting systems. The platform provides sustainability insights tracking emissions, fuel efficiency, and electrification readiness. With global coverage, multi-language support, and industry-leading reliability, Trackunit has become essential infrastructure for construction equipment management worldwide.
Lyft
San Francisco, United States
Lyft is a major ride-hailing and transportation network company focused primarily on the North American market, offering on-demand rides, bike-sharing, scooter rentals, and car rentals through its mobile platform. Founded in 2012 in San Francisco and publicly traded on NASDAQ under ticker LYFT, the company has grown to over 4,000 employees and facilitates millions of rides weekly across hundreds of U.S. and Canadian cities. Lyft positioned itself as a friendlier, community-oriented alternative to Uber, emphasizing driver and rider experience alongside marketplace efficiency. The platform's core ride-hailing service connects passengers with drivers through an easy-to-use app featuring upfront pricing, driver ratings, and multiple service options from shared rides to luxury vehicles. Lyft's bike and scooter programs provide micro-mobility options for short trips, contributing to multi-modal urban transportation networks. The company's car rental service enables users to rent vehicles directly through the app for longer-term needs. Lyft Business offers corporate transportation solutions including employee commutes, business travel management, and healthcare transportation for medical appointments. The platform has emphasized sustainability, committing to 100% electric vehicles and carbon neutrality goals. Lyft's driver community programs provide flexible earning opportunities with features like earnings guarantees, bonuses, and driver support services. The company pioneered shared ride options and express pickup/drop-off locations that reduce costs and improve efficiency. While competing with Uber in a challenging marketplace, Lyft has maintained significant market share in North America through brand differentiation, customer loyalty, and focus on its core markets rather than aggressive global expansion. The company continues investing in autonomous vehicle partnerships and technology to position itself for the future of transportation.
Didi Global
Beijing, China
Didi Global (formerly Didi Chuxing) is China's dominant mobility technology platform offering ride-hailing, taxi-hailing, chauffeur services, bike-sharing, freight, and other transportation services across Asia-Pacific and Latin America. Founded in 2012 in Beijing with over 20,000 employees, Didi processes tens of millions of rides daily, making it one of the world's largest transportation platforms by volume. The company's ride-hailing marketplace connects hundreds of millions of users with millions of drivers across multiple service tiers including economy, premium, and luxury options. Didi's platform includes traditional taxi dispatch, helping licensed taxi drivers compete in the digital era while maintaining their existing business models. The company's Hitch carpooling service matches commuters traveling similar routes, reducing costs and environmental impact. Didi's bike-sharing and e-bike services provide last-mile transportation solutions in dense urban areas. The freight and logistics services connect shippers with truckers for intra-city and inter-city deliveries. Didi Autonomous Driving, a separate business unit, develops self-driving technology and operates pilot robotaxi services. The platform's sophisticated algorithms optimize driver-rider matching, dynamic pricing, and route planning across its massive network. Didi's financial services include driver lending, insurance, and payment processing. After going public on the NYSE in 2021, the company faced significant regulatory scrutiny from Chinese authorities regarding data security and foreign listings, leading to its delisting from U.S. exchanges. Despite regulatory challenges, Didi maintains dominant market position in China and continues expanding internationally. The company's vast data on urban mobility patterns positions it strategically for future transportation innovations and smart city initiatives.
Grab
Singapore, Singapore
Grab is Southeast Asia's leading superapp platform offering ride-hailing, food delivery, digital payments, and financial services across eight countries including Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines, Myanmar, and Cambodia. Founded in 2012 in Singapore (originally as MyTeksi in Malaysia) and publicly traded on NASDAQ under ticker GRAB, the company employs over 10,000 people and serves millions of users daily. Grab's ride-hailing service dominates most Southeast Asian markets, offering motorcycles, cars, and taxi services tailored to local preferences and infrastructure. GrabFood has become the region's largest food delivery platform, partnering with hundreds of thousands of restaurants and merchants. GrabMart provides on-demand delivery of groceries and essentials from supermarkets, convenience stores, and specialty retailers. GrabExpress offers same-day parcel delivery for businesses and consumers. GrabPay, the company's digital wallet, enables cashless payments across Grab services and at millions of merchant locations, becoming a significant player in Southeast Asia's digital payments ecosystem. GrabFinancial extends into lending, insurance, and investment products designed for the region's largely underbanked population. The platform's success stems from deep localization, understanding diverse market needs from motorcycle taxis in dense cities to car services in suburban areas. Grab's driver and merchant partners number in the millions, providing critical earning opportunities across the region. The superapp strategy creates network effects where users access multiple services through one platform, increasing engagement and lifetime value. With Southeast Asia's young, mobile-first population and rapidly growing middle class, Grab is positioned as essential digital infrastructure for the region's economic development and digital transformation.
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