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Temporal Technologies develops an open-source microservices orchestration platform that enables developers to build and operate resilient, scalable distributed applications. The platform provides workflow orchestration for tasks of any size, with built-in support for exponential activity retries and native saga pattern coordination to ensure reliable execution across microservice architectures. It also offers development, debugging, testing, resource provisioning, and monitoring tools, along with cloud services to run Temporal workloads and manage data pipelines. The company focuses on helping teams coordinate complex distributed workflows and ensure fault tolerance. Temporal Technologies was founded in 2019 and is based in Bellevue, Washington.

Voyage AI specializes in creating state-of-the-art embedding models and rerankers, designed to enhance the quality and efficiency of unstructured data search and retrieval, particularly in retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) systems. Led by top-tier researchers, the company's offerings outperform competitors in terms of accuracy, speed, and cost-effectiveness, and provide flexible deployment options. Voyage AI caters to specific domains such as code, finance, and law, delivering tailored, high-precision models. Additionally, it offers customized solutions and bespoke models to address unique business needs, enabling clients to improve their AI-driven processes and data analysis capabilities.

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Koyeb is a developer-focused serverless platform provider that enables organizations to deploy, run, and scale web applications, APIs, and AI workloads across multiple cloud environments. The platform eliminates server and infrastructure management by automating deployment and orchestration on high-performance hardware, including GPUs, accelerators, and CPUs. It supports data processing and storage across clouds, enabling global delivery with a developer-friendly experience and rapid deployment. Founded in 2019 and based in Boulogne-Billancourt, France, Koyeb positions itself as a third-generation cloud platform that optimizes cross-cloud performance and simplifies event-driven workloads.

Unstructured is a developer of an open-source data transformation platform that simplifies the process of converting raw data, such as PDFs and Microsoft Office documents, into formats compatible with language models. The platform supports over 25 file types, including PDF, DOC, and PPTX, and offers connectors to various systems like SharePoint, S3, and Databricks. By facilitating effortless data extraction and integration into AI workflows, Unstructured enhances the accessibility of human-generated information, ensuring that it is readily available for generative AI systems. Its modular architecture allows users to incorporate any third-party model, making it a versatile solution for preprocessing natural language data for machine learning applications.

Nomic AI engages in improving both the explainability and accessibilty of AI.

Golioth is an Internet of Things (IoT) platform that facilitates the rapid and secure connection of hardware to the cloud. It provides a unified API that enables engineering teams to transition from prototypes to production in a significantly reduced timeframe. Golioth acts as a universal connector, ensuring seamless integration with various hardware setups, allowing for data transmission to the cloud, over-the-air updates, and scalability. The platform features an elegant device SDK with multi-hardware and multi-protocol support, connecting users to popular cloud providers while maintaining robust security measures. Golioth’s services include end-to-end communication, fleet management, and ease of use for hardware companies seeking efficient cloud integration. By streamlining the development process, Golioth helps organizations build secure IoT solutions that can evolve and adapt as their products grow.

Payload CMS is a self-hosted, headless TypeScript content management system launched in 2018. It uses Node.js, React, and MongoDB, offering robust field types, dynamic fields like Arrays and Blocks, and purpose-built fields such as Relationship and GeoJSON for flexible data modeling. The platform secures data with access control functions at the document or field level.

Gitpod is an open-source developer platform that automates the provisioning of ready-to-code development environments for cloud-based applications. It eliminates setup friction by delivering prebuilt workspaces and enabling teams to start coding immediately for each new task, whether creating features, fixing bugs, or performing code reviews. The platform integrates with GitLab, GitHub, and Bitbucket and automatically prebuilds environments for all branches, treating environments as code to support automated provisioning, language engineering, modeling, diagramming, and parallel workspaces. This approach helps engineering teams focus on workflow and collaboration rather than environment setup.

8base is a software platform company offering a low-code/no-code development platform and serverless backend-as-a-service for building and operating enterprise-grade web and mobile applications. The platform includes an app builder, data management tools, a serverless backend, a CLI, and professional services, enabling developers to design, deploy, and scale software without managing infrastructure. It emphasizes an API-first, configurable backend that uses a query language to ensure portability of applications and intellectual property across environments. The company targets mainstream developers and digital teams, aiming to accelerate time to market for enterprise apps, and combines no-code/low-code tooling with AI-assisted design capabilities and ecosystem tooling; some descriptions note blockchain-based underpinnings to support its platform architecture.

BigID, Inc. is a developer of advanced security software focused on personal data protection and privacy compliance. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in New York, with additional offices in Tel Aviv and London, the company leverages machine learning and identity intelligence to assist enterprises in managing sensitive data at a large scale. BigID's platform facilitates the discovery and inventory of personal information across various data types while automating compliance with privacy regulations such as GDPR and CCPA. Key features include mapping data relationships, automating access rights fulfillment, and providing tools for consent management and risk assessment. By enabling organizations to protect and steward customer data effectively, BigID addresses the growing need for robust data privacy solutions amid evolving regulatory landscapes.

Apollo GraphQL provides an open-source GraphQL platform and commercial technologies that help teams build, test, and ship APIs across applications. The platform reduces boilerplate code, accelerates delivery by enabling frontend and mobile features to stay in sync with backend services, and supports scalable API development. Its Apollo GraphOS suite includes a self-service supergraph that links multiple backend services into a unified, scalable API, facilitating faster experimentation and deployment. The company serves major brands such as Netflix, Snap, and The New York Times, handling more than five trillion requests in 2023 and enabling personalized, omnichannel experiences. Based in San Francisco, Apollo GraphQL is used by developers to streamline API workflows across organizations.

Realm ApS is a mobile database company that provides a robust alternative to SQLite and Core Data, facilitating faster application development for users on Android, iOS, and OSX platforms. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark, with an additional office in San Francisco, Realm specializes in offering a memory-efficient database that includes features like querying, relationships, graphs, and thread safety. This innovative platform significantly reduces the amount of code developers need to write, effectively saving them time and enabling the creation of enhanced user experiences. As of May 2019, Realm operates as a subsidiary of MongoDB, Inc.

mLab is a provider of a fully managed Database-as-a-Service platform that specializes in automated provisioning and scaling of MongoDB databases. The company offers comprehensive services, including backup and recovery, 24/7 monitoring and alerting, and web-based management tools, ensuring that developers can concentrate on product development rather than operational concerns. With its platform powering over 900,000 database deployments across major cloud providers such as AWS, Azure, and Google, mLab delivers expert support to facilitate seamless database management for businesses.

WiredTiger is a developer of data management software, founded in 2012 by Keith Bostic and Michael Cahill, and based in Lincoln, Massachusetts. The company specializes in performance and database management solutions, notably through its flagship product, the WiredTiger Data Store. This software allows users to configure tables for various access patterns, including write-optimized (row-store), read-optimized (column-store), and random-insert (log-structured merge) formats, as well as hybrids of these approaches. WiredTiger's innovative technology enhances database performance and flexibility, making it a valuable asset in the realm of data management. The company was subsequently acquired by MongoDB.

CloudZero empowers engineering teams to control AWS cloud costs without compromising innovation. Its platform automates collection, allocation, and analysis of cloud cost data, surfacing real-time insights to optimize spending.