Rescale is a cloud simulation platform that enables research scientists and engineers to build, compute, analyze, and scale simulations. The high-performance computing cloud platform delivers intelligent computing for digital R&D and enables more than 300 customers from startups to Fortune 50 enterprises to accelerate design cycles and time to market. Rescale gives research scientists and engineers the ability to run their simulation and artificial intelligence workloads on the cloud provider of their choice, using specialized hardware architectures and software templates optimized for their use cases, without any set-up or maintenance. Investors such as Initialized Capital, Keen Venture Partners, SineWave Ventures, Data Collective, ITV Ventures, Jump Capital, and M12 (formerly Microsoft Ventures), as well as Mitsubishi UFJ Capital, Quiet Capital, Streamlined Ventures, Translink Capital, Two Roads Group, Y Combinator, Hitachi Ventures, Nautilus Venture Partners, NVIDIA, Republic Labs, and Samsung Catalyst Fund backs Rescale. In 2011, Joris Poort and Adam McKenzie headquartered the company in San Francisco, California.
LandingAI empowers customers to harness the business value of AI by providing enablement tools and transformation programs. One of the company’s core products is LandingLens, an end-to-end AI platform specifically designed for industrial customers to build, deploy and scale AI-powered visual inspection solutions. Founded by one of the most recognizable names in AI, Dr. Andrew Ng, (founding lead of the Google Brain team and former Chief Scientist at Baidu), and a world class team, LandingAI is uniquely positioned to help companies across the globe successfully move their AI projects from proof-of-concept to full-scale production. Additional information is available at: www.landing.ai.
Empower Semiconductor is dedicated to enabling the design of high-efficiency, integrated voltage regulators (VR) in SoCs. Their world-class team has developed a patent-pending breakthrough power management architecture that is redefining the cost, size, and energy efficiency of voltage regulators for applications ranging from low-power mobile devices to the higher-powered servers and communications systems.
Ada is a global health company founded by doctors, scientists, and industry pioneers to create new possibilities for personal health. Ada’s core system connects medical knowledge with intelligent technology to help all people actively manage their health and medical professionals to deliver effective care. Ada is proud to collaborate with leading health systems and global non-profit organizations to carry out this vision. Ada Health was founded in 2011 and is based in Berlin, Germany.
Rescale is a cloud simulation platform that enables research scientists and engineers to build, compute, analyze, and scale simulations. The high-performance computing cloud platform delivers intelligent computing for digital R&D and enables more than 300 customers from startups to Fortune 50 enterprises to accelerate design cycles and time to market. Rescale gives research scientists and engineers the ability to run their simulation and artificial intelligence workloads on the cloud provider of their choice, using specialized hardware architectures and software templates optimized for their use cases, without any set-up or maintenance. Investors such as Initialized Capital, Keen Venture Partners, SineWave Ventures, Data Collective, ITV Ventures, Jump Capital, and M12 (formerly Microsoft Ventures), as well as Mitsubishi UFJ Capital, Quiet Capital, Streamlined Ventures, Translink Capital, Two Roads Group, Y Combinator, Hitachi Ventures, Nautilus Venture Partners, NVIDIA, Republic Labs, and Samsung Catalyst Fund backs Rescale. In 2011, Joris Poort and Adam McKenzie headquartered the company in San Francisco, California.
Graphcore is a startup that develops a microprocessor designed for AI and machine learning applications. It has created a new processor, the Intelligence Processing Unit (IPU) for artificial intelligence. The IPU’s unique architecture means developers can run current machine learning models orders of magnitude faster. The company was founded in 2016 and is headquartered in Bristol, United Kingdom.
German Bionic is backed by renowned international technology investors such as Samsung Catalyst Fund, Storm Ventures, and MIG, which is also invested in Covid-19 vaccine developer BioNTech. The company and its products are regularly featured in top-tier publications and are the recipients of numerous awards including the German Entrepreneur Award, the Land of Ideas Award, the Automatica Award as well as a nomination for Hannover Messe’s coveted Hermes Award. The German Bionic Cray X is the world’s first connected exoskeleton. Linked to the Smart Factory, it self-learns to reinforce lifting movements and prevent incorrect posture, thus becoming an intelligent link between humans and machines. In doing so, it delivers data that underscores its ability to protect the health of workers, measurably reduce the risk of accidents, and thereby make quantifiable improvements to work processes.
Preventice Solutions is a privately-held company that offers a portfolio of mobile cardiac health solutions and services. It is a developer of mobile health solutions and remote monitoring services, connecting patients, clinicians, and hospitals.
Genome Medical is a national telegenomics technology, services, and strategy company bringing genomic medicine to everyday care. Through its nationwide network of genetic specialists and an efficient Genome Care DeliveryTM technology platform, we provide expert virtual genetic care for individuals and their families to improve health and well-being. They also help health care providers and their patients navigate the rapidly expanding field of genetics and utilize test results to understand the risk for disease, accelerate disease diagnosis, make informed treatment decisions and lower the cost of care.
Solarisbank is a Banking-as-a-Service platform. As a technology company with a full German banking license, Solarisbank enables other companies to offer their financial services. Via APIs, partners integrate Solarisbank's modular banking services directly into their product offerings. The platform offers digital bank accounts and payment cards, identification and lending services, digital asset custody as well as services provided by integrated third-party providers. To date, Solarisbank has raised more than EUR 160 million from a bluechip shareholder base, including ABN AMRO’s Digital Impact Fund, BBVA, finleap, Global Brain, HV Holtzbrinck Ventures, Lakestar, Samsung Catalyst Fund, SBI Group, Storm Ventures, Visa, Vulcan Capital, and yabeo Capital.
Wefox is a category-defining insurtech platform that connects insurance companies, brokers, businesses, and customers to give the world simple access to digital insurance solutions. The company operates as a digital insurance company selling through intermediaries rather than directly to consumers, enhancing its reach in the insurance market. Wefox's platform offers policies management, claims settlement services, and quotations for various insurance types, including health, liability, and disability insurance.
IONQ develops general-purpose quantum information processors using a trapped ion approach. The method enables qubit replication, optical networkability, and optimized algorithms to support scalable quantum computing.
iniVation provides neuromorphic vision systems. Our products offer unprecedented advantages over conventional camera systems; including ultra-low response latency, low yet informative data rates, high dynamic range and low power consumption. iniVation technology is in use at over 500 customers across multiple markets.
Commsignia specializes in the research and development, manufacturing and distribution of cooperative intelligent transportation systems. Its product line includes a V2X Communication Software Stack and Commsignia’s own security stack implementation, Hybrid V2X/ADAS Safety Applications, a V2X Simulator, On-Board Units (OBU) and Roadside Units (RSU). The company was founded in 2012 and is headquartered in Santa Clara, California.
Pixeom’s platform recreates and orchestrates cloud functionality on-premise, making it easy to deploy and manage large-scale, geographically distributed infrastructure and workloads. It is an enterprise-ready technology that meets the stringent requirements of our dozens of Fortune 500 customers and because Pixeom is agnostic, we can deploy edge infrastructure that runs on any hardware, any operating system, and connects to any cloud. Pixeom addresses one of the most challenging issues facing today’s enterprises – distributed edge deployment at scale. IT Admins can’t be sent out to thousands or millions of locations in a cost effective and timely manner. Only software and automation can address this problem, and we’ve done it in a way that makes the migration from cloud to edge completely seamless. With Pixeom, your existing cloud-native application doesn’t need to be re-architected for it to run on the edge. Once deployed, we offer a growing number of “edge versions” of popular cloud services such as machine learning or stream processing that have been recreated to match the APIs on-premise.
Datrium, Inc. develops and manufactures server flash storage systems. It offers Datrium DVX system, a server flash storage system for enterprises; Data Cloud, a cloud-based software for data management; Datrium Blanket Encryption, a software that combines efficient deduplication and compression technology with end-to-end encryption for private clouds; DVX Rackscale systems that offer automatic performance isolation and security, and accommodate mix-and-match of DVX Compute Nodes with third party compute nodes running DVX software; Datrium CloudShift, a SaaS-based DR orchestration service for VMware; and DVX system with Flash End-to-End, which takes automatic virtual machine and container performance to high levels offering write throughput per TB while enabling rich data management across snap replicas on flash, disk, or cloud. The company’s Datrium DVX system includes ESX servers that provide local storage compute and caching using DVX software; and HA appliance that provides simple off-host shared durable capacity. It also offers solutions in the areas of virtual desktop infrastructure, test and development, and server VM consolidation. Datrium, Inc. was incorporated in 2011 and is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California. As of July 31, 2020, Datrium, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of VMware, Inc.
Blaize is a leading provider of a proprietary purpose-built, full-stack hardware architecture and low-code/no code software platform that enables edge AI processing solutions at the network’s edge for computing in multiple large and rapidly growing markets — automotive, mobility, retail, security, industrial automation, medical devices, and many others. Blaize’s novel solution solves the technical problem that edge AI processing requires across those verticals — very low latency and high thermal and power efficiency — which previously relied on retrofitting sub-optimized AI solutions designed more for data centers and the cloud. Blaize has previously raised over $200MM from strategic investors such as DENSO, Daimler, Magna, Samsung, and Bess Ventures and financial investors such as Franklin Templeton, Temasek, GGV, and others. With headquarters in El Dorado Hills (CA), Blaize has teams in San Jose (CA), North Carolina, and subsidiaries in Hyderabad (India), and Leeds and Kings Langley (UK), with 200+ employees worldwide. www.blaize.com. Follow Blaize on X (@blaizeinc) and LinkedIn (Blaize).
MantisVision develops technologies and products that will bring 3D to every mobile device, home and business. Its software and hardware component solutions, based on its core MV4D “motion capable” 3D range-imaging technology, are designed to enable user-generated content creation (UG3D) throughout the 3D ecosystem. All MV4D solutions begin with its proprietary Structured Light Pattern. The patented “motion-capable” 3D range-imaging technology was developed to allow accurate capture of 3D data in dynamic scenes. This pattern, which is projected upon physical objects and environments, is captured by a synced camera, and processed by its structured light algorithms to produce an accurate, detailed depth map of the captured scene.
Mapillary is the street-level imagery platform that scales and automates mapping using collaboration, cameras, and computer vision. Images from any camera are combined into a visualization of the world that generates map data for improving maps, developing cities, and progressing the automotive industry. Mapillary’s tools enable anyone to collect, share, and use street-level images. Today, people and organizations all over the world have contributed more than 500 million images toward Mapillary's mission of helping people understand the world's places through images and making this data available, with clients and partners including the World Bank, HERE, and Toyota Research Institute.
Developing self-driving software, proprietary simulation tools and neural network acceleration hardware IP, AImotive is building an ecosystem to aid the deployment of automated driving. To catalyse industry collaboration our products are scalable, modular and hardware agnostic. We build on our team’s expertise in artificial intelligence, sensor fusion, 3D graphics and real-world automated driving workloads, to support partners in realizing their self-driving goals.
Graphcore is a startup that develops a microprocessor designed for AI and machine learning applications. It has created a new processor, the Intelligence Processing Unit (IPU) for artificial intelligence. The IPU’s unique architecture means developers can run current machine learning models orders of magnitude faster. The company was founded in 2016 and is headquartered in Bristol, United Kingdom.
Innoviz is a manufacturer of solid-state LiDAR sensors and perception software that enable the mass-production of autonomous vehicles. InnovizPro is a solid-state LiDAR that offers outstanding performance and value for automotive and other applications. InnovizOne is a cutting-edge, automotive-grade LiDAR sensor that provides superior 3D sensing for Level 3-Level 5 autonomous driving. The company is backed by top-tier strategic partners and investors, including Magna International, Samsung, Aptiv, Magma Venture Partners, Vertex Ventures, SoftBank Ventures Asia, China Merchants Capital (SINO-BLR Industrial Investment Fund, L.P.), 360 Capital Partners, Glory Ventures, Naver, Shenzhen Capital Group, New Alliance Capital, Harel Insurance Investments and Financial Services, Phoenix Insurance Company, and others.
Keyssa reinvented the connector with Kiss Connectivity. It’s a tiny solid-state system that makes device-to-device data flow simple, secure and instantaneous - freeing product designers and consumers from metal connectors, cables and wireless networks. Kiss Connectivity is a new way to transmit huge amounts of data and video rapidly between devices in close proximity, with virtually no battery drain. Keyssa’s coffee bean-sized connector combines breakthroughs in mechanical design, electromagnetics, materials science, and semiconductor technologies. Because this tiny system uses extremely high frequency (EHF) signals to transmit information securely using standard protocols, it avoids the manufacturing and consumer challenges of today’s other wired or wireless-network options for connecting devices.
Sentiance is the most complete provider of motion insights. It is an intelligence-driven data science and behavior change company. We turn motion data into contextual insights and use behavioral change techniques to personalize engagement for safer and sustainable mobility experiences.
Fungible creates hardware and software platforms for data centers. The company's mission is a chip responsible for data movement. This chip is low latency, high throughput, and highly programmable. Its founders have a track record leading and impacting the networking, silicon and software industries. The company is based in Santa Clara, California and was founded on 2015.
Renovo Auto builds technology for Automated Mobility on Demand systems. Its technology merges self-driving software, data analytics, and automotive-grade safety systems into a unified high-performance solution. Renovo-enabled vehicles command hundreds of sensors generating multiple terabytes of data—each hour—on a safe, secure, and scalable platform developed in extremely demanding environments.
Valens Semiconductor is a fabless chip company that provides semiconductor products for the distribution of uncompressed high-definition multimedia content. It offers chips that transmit and receive uncompressed hd video, audio, Internet, power, and control signals. Its products are used in homes, offices, hotels, airports, and other public places. It is an innovative automotive supplier of in-vehicle connectivity solutions.
Autotalks is a fabless semiconductor company devoted to vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communications for manned and autonomous vehicles. Founded in 2008, the company is privately held with strong financial backing from leading global venture capital funds, OEMs, and Tier1s. The company headquarters are in Israel with offices in North America, Germany, France, China, Japan, and Korea. Autotalks’ market-first 2nd generation chipsets deliver the highest performance and reliability and are deployed in numerous exciting connectivity and autonomous-driving projects driven by OEMs and Tier1s worldwide. Autotalks is the only company providing a global V2X solution compatible with any V2X technology while adhering to the stringiest security, functional safety, and reliability automotive requirements. Compliance with international and national standards and interoperability with a wide variety of devices, protocols, and applications have been demonstrated in multiple events and labs. Autotalks’ advanced technology, to be mass deployed in the coming years, complements the information coming from other sensors, specifically in non-line-of-sight scenarios, rough weather, or poor lighting conditions.
Founded in 2008, TetraVue’s Smart Vision products takes an entirely new approach to Time of Flight (TOF) technology and is the successful result of several years of experimental research. It’s designed to optimally perform in a wide array of industries, ranging from autonomous vehicles, to manufacturing, engineering, robotics, as well as for Virtual and Augmented reality applications in gaming and filming. As the visualization needs of businesses and consumers become more sophisticated, increasingly complex machines require intelligent 3D vision for maximal efficiency. TetraVue’s technology captures high definition images, in three dimensions, indoor or outdoor, and at long range with less power than a night light.
SoundHound AI develops a voice AI platform that enables brands to create customized conversational experiences for their products and services. The platform allows companies to voice-enable their offerings while providing access to valuable data and analytics for improved customer interactions. SoundHound AI aims to enhance user engagement through natural voice interactions across various industries.
Quobyte is software that turns commodity servers into a unified, high performance, scalable software storage system. It runs on any x86 server and utilizes commodity HDDs, SSDs, and NVMes of your choice. Data silos are eliminated through unified, multi-interface access with common authentication and ACLs. Designed on the same principles that allow Google to run vast amounts of storage continuously, Quobyte scales to thousands of clients, servers, volumes, and tenants. Storage nodes can be added live, eliminating reconfiguration downtime, and client systems can immediately make use of the added resources. Quobyte was founded in 2013 by former Google employees Felix Hupfeld and Björn Kolbeck. Both had already gathered more than seven years of experience in distributed and storage systems research at the Zuse Institute Berlin (ZIB), developing the parallel file system XtreemFS. After the additional experience in large-scale operations at Google, the two decided to rewrite XtreemFS and add enterprise storage features to the codebase. The result is Quobyte’s Data Center File System – fast and reliable software storage.
Sensifree is engaged in the development of contactless sensors for wearable devices. Allowing contactless monitoring of heart rate and blood pressure, its sensors are able to monitor biometric signals without the need to touch the skin. Targeting the mobile fitness and healthcare markets, the company’s mission is to provide sensors that will make wearable devices more comfortable, accurate, and consume low power. Sensifree was founded in 2012.
Created by mobile and hardware veterans from Google, Apple, Nest, Amazon, Twitter, and Netflix, Afero is a comprehensive and secure platform for cloud-connected devices in any industry. The Afero turnkey architecture incorporates a secure Bluetooth® Smart module, scalable cloud services, and a range of development tools that enable companies and developers to quickly prototype and build connected devices, then gather meaningful analytics. Afero connects your smart devices and enables them to work together. Afero empowers entrepreneurs and companies to improve the way people communicate with each other and everything around them.
Unispectral is developing a hyperspectral imaging sensor technology which applies MEMS technology to distinguish material properties in solids, liquids and gases and provide low light and rich color photography capabilities.
Ring is an outdoor home security company that provides homeowners a line of preventative outdoor security doorbells and cameras. It is on a mission to reduce crime in neighborhoods and empower consumers by creating a Ring of Security around homes and communities with its suite of smart home security products: Ring Video Doorbell, Ring Video Doorbell Pro, Ring Stick Up Cam, and the new Ring Floodlight Cam. With these security devices, Ring has created the neighborhood watch for the digital age and continues to prevent burglaries and keep homes around the world safe. The company was established in 2012 and is based in Santa Monica, California.
PlaxidityX, originally founded as Argus Cyber Security Ltd., a global leader in mobility cyber security, provides DevSecOps, vehicle protection and fleet protection technologies and services for automotive and mobility manufacturers. PlaxidityX’s solutions ensure that vehicle components, networks, and fleets are secured and compliant throughout their life cycle. PlaxidityX innovative methods and solutions are based on decades of cyber security and automotive research and have culminated in over 70 granted and pending patents. Founded in 2014, PlaxidityX is headquartered in Israel, with a global footprint in USA, Germany, France, Japan, Korea, Poland and India. Argus’ innovative methods and solutions are based on decades of cyber security and automotive research and have culminated in over 100 granted and pending patents. Founded in 2014, Argus is headquartered in Israel, with offices in USA, Germany, France, Japan, and Korea.
Leman Micro Devices is the developer of regulated consumer healthcare products backed by major players within the mobile device industry. Its product, the V-Sensor is the first-ever miniature standalone device that measures five vital signs – blood pressure, blood oxygen (Sp02), respiration rate, pulse rate, and body temperature – to medical accuracy, completely cuff-less and calibration-free, with no other devices needed. Results are delivered on-screen in less than one minute in LMD’s e-Checkup app. The company launched the device at CES 2021 and announced that it would enter the market this year.
Ineda Systems is a startup company that was created by industry veterans from the US and India with the ultimate goal of becoming a leader in developing low power SOC’s for use in both consumer and enterprise applications. The advisory and management team has world-class experience of working in both blue-chip companies as well as fast-paced technology start-ups. Ineda's expertise is in the area of low-power SOC/IP development, architecture, and software that is necessary to design silicon and systems that would be of use in future applications. Their products will address the wearable platforms from a ground-up manner including vertical engineering of the wearable device: silicon, system, software, application ecosystem. In addition, they will enable the ecosystem with API’s and the application development framework. In combination with their leading-edge technology Ineda silicon will be the first in the world with power usage in the envelope required by wearable devices.
TidalScale has developed a scale-up compute and resource architecture. It specializes in the fields of analytics, cloud infrastructure, information technology, software and data mining. It was founded in 2013 and headquartered in Campbell, California.