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Headqaurters:

Palo Alto, CA, USA

Subsector:

AI Application
TripActions is a business travel and expense management platform that combines travel booking, expense processing, corporate card integrations, and travel policy enforcement. They leverage software, data, and AI analytics to optimize corporate travel spend, personalize travel options, and streamline reimbursements. The platform uses predictive modeling to anticipate costs, recommend options, and detect anomalies or policy violations. Over time, TripActions has extended into broader travel and spend management, bundling services, and building deeper integrations with HR, finance, and procurement systems.

Headqaurters:

Brooklyn, NY, USA

Subsector:

Infrastructure
Paperspace is a cloud infrastructure and GPU compute provider, focused on making high-performance computing, graphics workstations, and AI/ML workloads accessible. It offers virtual machines with GPU acceleration, workstations, and tools aimed at developers, data scientists, and creators who need scalable compute environments. Their platform also supports deployment of machine learning models, notebooks, and training pipelines, with support for orchestration, scalability, and cost-awareness. They have expanded into managed ML infrastructure, integrating model serving, storage, and optimization of GPU resources.

Headqaurters:

Redwood City, CA, USA

Subsector:

Oncology
Arcellx is a clinical-stage biotech company developing novel engineered immune cell therapies to treat cancer. Their technology leverages a proprietary D-Domain scaffold (a small binding domain) which is coupled with other platforms (including ddCAR and ARC-SparX) to design potent, modular chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) cell therapies. The company’s pipeline spans multiple hematologic and solid tumor indications — including multiple myeloma, acute myeloid leukemia, myelodysplastic syndrome, and potentialy solid tumors.

Headqaurters:

Waltham, MA, USA

Subsector:

Cardiovascular
CinCor Pharma was a clinical-stage biotech company focused on novel treatments for cardiorenal disease and treatment-resistant hypertension. Its lead drug candidate, baxdrostat (CIN-107), is an orally-administered, highly selective inhibitor of aldosterone synthase designed to reduce elevated aldosterone levels and thus address unmet needs in hypertension and kidney disease. Cincor was acquired by AstraZeneca in 2023.

Headqaurters:

Boston, MA, USA

Subsector:

Oncology/Autoimmune
Monte Rosa Therapeutics is a clinical-stage biotech company developing molecular glue degraders (MGDs) — small molecules that tag undesirable proteins for degradation by the body’s natural machinery. Their discovery engine, called QuEEN™ (Quantitative & Engineered Elimination of Neosubstrates), uses AI/ML, proteomics, structural biology, and chemistry to identify novel targets and design MGDs in both oncology and immunology conditions. Their lead program, MRT-2359, is a MGD that targets the protein GSPT1 for treatment of MYC-driven solid tumors.

Headqaurters:

Cheynne, WY, USA

Subsector:

Blockchain

Kraken is a leading digital asset platform known for its strong security practices, deep liquidity, and wide ranging support for both fiat and cryptocurrency pairs. It offers services not only for retail users but also institutional clients, including derivatives, staking, OTC trading, and more advanced features for high‑volume traders. Kraken has made regulatory compliance and transparency cornerstones of its operations, being one of the first exchanges to provide Proof of Reserves audits. Over the years it has expanded globally, serving clients in dozens of countries, and supports trading in hundreds of digital assets plus multiple fiat currencies including USD, EUR, GBP, CAD, and others. Kraken has also broadened its product set beyond simple exchange functions, offering institutional‑grade tools and services to better meet the needs of more sophisticated market participants.

Headqaurters:

San Francisco, CA, USA        

Subsector:

MedTech

Everside Health Inc. is an oncology-focused pharmaceutical company dedicated to the discovery, development, and commercialization of novel first-in-class drugs directed against nuclear export and related targets for the treatment of cancer and other major diseases. Everside Health’s Selective Inhibitor of Nuclear Export (SINE) compounds function by binding with and inhibiting the nuclear export protein XPO1 (or CRM1).

Everside Health’s lead compound, XPOVIO® (selinexor), received accelerated approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in July 2019 in combination with dexamethasone as a treatment for patients with heavily pretreated multiple myeloma. Everside Health is working toward a Marketing Authorization Application for selinexor to be reviewed by the European Medicines Agency.

A supplemental New Drug Application was recently accepted by the FDA seeking accelerated approval for selinexor as a new treatment for adult patients with relapsed or refractory diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL). In addition to single-agent and combination activity against
a variety of human cancers, SINE compounds have also shown biological activity in models of neurodegeneration, inflammation, autoimmune
disease, certain viruses and wound-healing. Everside Health has several investigational programs in clinical or preclinical development.

Headqaurters:

San Francisco, CA, USA        

Subsector:

AI Application

Veem is a fintech / payments platform specializing in simplifying cross-border payments for small and medium businesses. It abstracts away the complexity of foreign exchange, international rails, and settlement, offering a user-friendly interface for sending, tracking, and reconciling payments globally. The company integrates with accounting software (e.g. QuickBooks) and offers APIs so platforms can embed this capability. Over time, Veem is pushing further into infrastructure — building robust routing, FX hedging, liquidity management, and compliance modules so that its payments backbone is scalable, resilient, and competitive with legacy SWIFT or bank-based corridors.

Headqaurters:

Cambridge, MA, USA

Subsector:

Oncology

NextPoint is a clinical-stage biotechnology company pioneering a new class of cancer therapies by targeting the novel immune checkpoint pathway B7-H7/HHLA2 axis, which is expressed in many solid tumours and acts independently of the PD-1/PD-L1 axis. NexPoint has a multi-modality pipeline built around B7-H7 receptor, including a first-in-class checkpoint inhibitor currently in clinical trial, followed by a T-cell engager and an antibody-drug conjuguate, with a biomarker-driven clinical strategy to identify patients whose tumours express HHLA2.

Headqaurters:

Los Angeles, CA, USA

Subsector:

Medtech
Bionaut Labs is a clinical stage medtech company engineering microscale robotic systems (“Bionauts”) capable of navigating within the body to deliver therapeutic payloads or perform diagnostics for central nervous system (CNS) conditions. The Bionauts are propelled by external magnetic fields, follow precise 3D trajectories, and are monitorable in real time via imaging. This allows them to reach anatomically challenging or deep brain structures safely and with minimal invasiveness.

Headqaurters:

Toronto, ON, Canada

Subsector:

Oncology
Northern Biologics was a cinical stage biotech company focused on oncology. Northern specializes in discovering and developing antibody-based therapeutics, with a particular emphasis on tumor microenvironment. Northen was acquired by Boehringer Ingelheim in 2020.

Headqaurters:

Ramat Gan, Israel

Subsector:

Cybersecurity
Aqua is a leading cloud‑native cybersecurity company that delivers a unified platform for protecting modern applications, infrastructure, and AI workloads across the full development lifecycle. From code and containers through runtime and production, Aqua provides visibility, automation, and defense against threats like misconfigurations, supply‑chain vulnerabilities, and runtime attacks. Aqua’s platform includes features like container security, cloud workload protection, software supply chain security, and AI workload protection—balancing “shift‑left” (earlier in the dev process) scanning and build‑time safeguards with strong runtime threat detection and response. With its research arm (Aqua Nautilus), open source tools, and industry recognition (e.g. awards for Cloud Native Application Protection Platform, CNAPP, and AI‑security innovation), Aqua helps reduce risk while enabling organizations to move faster in cloud and AI‑powered environments.

Headqaurters:

Denver, CO, USA

Subsector:

Health Services
Strive Health is a U.S. based healthcare service company specializing in value-based kidney care. Strive delivers an integrated care model for patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD) and end-stage kidney disease (ESKD). Through its proprietary analytics platform (called CareMultiplier™), high-touch care teams (dubbed “Kidney Heroes®”), and partnerships with payors, health systems and nephrologists, the company aims to intervene earlier in kidney disease progression, reduce hospitalizations, improve outcomes and lower total cost of care.

Headqaurters:

Atlanta, GA, USA

Subsector:

Virology
Antios Therapeutics, Inc. was a clinical-stage biotech company that focuses on developing innovative treatments for chronic hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection. Its lead drug candidate, ATI‑2173, is an orally‐administered “Active Site Polymerase Inhibitor Nucleotide” (ASPIN) designed to target HBV polymerase and aim toward a functional cure of HBV when used in combination therapy.

Headqaurters:

Redwood City, CA, USA

Subsector:

Oncology

Arcellx is a clinical-stage biotech company developing novel engineered immune cell therapies to treat cancer. Their technology leverages a proprietary D-Domain scaffold (a small binding domain) which is coupled with other platforms (including ddCAR and ARC-SparX) to design potent, modular chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) cell therapies. The company’s pipeline spans multiple hematologic and solid tumor indications — including multiple myeloma, acute myeloid leukemia, myelodysplastic syndrome, and potentialy solid tumors.

Headqaurters:

Hayward, CA, USA

Subsector:

Medtech
RefleXion Medical is a commercial stage medtech company that develops a novel biology-guided radiotherapy device/therapy platform aimed at improving treatment of solid tumors. Their flagship device is the RefleXion X1, which combines PET imaging (positron emission tomography) with a linear accelerator (LINAC) to enable SCINTIX® biology-guided radiotherapy (BgRT). This product enables live PET imaging and radiotherapy to treat multiple tumors in a single treatment plan.

Headqaurters:

San Francisco, CA, USA

Subsector:

AI Application
Radius Agent is a proptech / real estate services platform that supplies real estate agents and brokerages with tools to generate leads, manage prospects, market listings, and run campaigns. It offers CRM, marketing automation, lead scoring, analytics dashboards, and integrated workflows to help agents grow their business and improve conversion. It also provides localized marketing, property data insights (valuation, comps, trends), and automated follow-ups (e.g. drip campaigns, text/email). Radius Agent’s value lies in bundling lead generation, analytics, and operational tools specifically tailored to real estate sales rather than generic CRM.

Headqaurters:

San Francisco, CA, USA

Subsector:

AI Application
Radius Agent is a proptech / real estate services platform that supplies real estate agents and brokerages with tools to generate leads, manage prospects, market listings, and run campaigns. It offers CRM, marketing automation, lead scoring, analytics dashboards, and integrated workflows to help agents grow their business and improve conversion. It also provides localized marketing, property data insights (valuation, comps, trends), and automated follow-ups (e.g. drip campaigns, text/email). Radius Agent’s value lies in bundling lead generation, analytics, and operational tools specifically tailored to real estate sales rather than generic CRM.

Headqaurters:

Chicago, IL, USA

Subsector:

AI Application
Clearcover is an insurtech company focused on providing auto insurance powered by data, automation, and software. Their core proposition is that by leaning heavily on data analytics, telematics, and risk modeling, they can more fairly price risk, reduce operational waste, and serve customers through digital-first channels with lower costs. They automate underwriting, claims triage, and fraud detection to accelerate turnaround and cut overhead. Clearcover also invests in user experience, mobile tools, and integrations to simplify policy management, claims filing, and quoting. Through these capabilities, they aim to disrupt incumbents by combining insurance with a tech stack rather than treating tech as an afterthought.

Headqaurters:

Summit, NJ, USA

Subsector:

Neurology
Engage Therapeutics was a clinical-stage biotech company working in epilepsy. Their lead product is Staccato® Alprazolam, a drug-device inhalable therapy intended to terminate active epileptic seizures rapidly. Engage was acquired by UCB in 2020.

Headqaurters:

Cambridge, MA, USA

Subsector:

Genetic Medicine
Korro Bio is a clinical stage biotech company pioneering a new class of genetic medicines based on RNA editing. Using its proprietary platform named OPERA® (Oligonucleotide Promoted Editing of RNA), Korro aims to precisely correct or modify single RNA bases within cells, offering a potentially tunable, reversible approach to treat both rare and highly prevalent diseases. Their lead program, KRRO-110, is designed for the treatment of Alpha‑1 Antitrypsin Deficiency (AATD).

Headqaurters:

Kitchener, ON, Canada

Subsector:

AI Application
Miovision is a smart-city mobility / traffic-analytics company that equips cities, transportation agencies, and planners with tools to monitor, optimize, and manage urban road networks. It blends hardware (cameras, sensors) and software (computer vision, analytics, signal control) to capture multimodal traffic data (vehicles, pedestrians, cyclists) and then deliver insights on signal performance, congestion hotspots, near-miss events, and safety metrics. Miovisions acquired Traffop, enabling software‑only capture of signal data from existing infrastructure, and incorporated V2X / vehicle‑to-intersection communication capabilities. Their platform supports both tactical (day-to-day signal optimization) and strategic (long-term planning, AI-based forecasting) uses, positioning Miovision as a critical software/analytics partner for “smart intersection” ecosystems.

Headqaurters:

Kitchener, ON, Canada

Subsector:

AI Application
Miovision is a smart-city mobility / traffic-analytics company that equips cities, transportation agencies, and planners with tools to monitor, optimize, and manage urban road networks. It blends hardware (cameras, sensors) and software (computer vision, analytics, signal control) to capture multimodal traffic data (vehicles, pedestrians, cyclists) and then deliver insights on signal performance, congestion hotspots, near-miss events, and safety metrics. Miovisions acquired Traffop, enabling software‑only capture of signal data from existing infrastructure, and incorporated V2X / vehicle‑to-intersection communication capabilities. Their platform supports both tactical (day-to-day signal optimization) and strategic (long-term planning, AI-based forecasting) uses, positioning Miovision as a critical software/analytics partner for “smart intersection” ecosystems.

Headqaurters:

San Francisco, CA, USA

Subsector:

Industrial
Lime is a micromobility company operating electric scooters, e-bikes, and similar lightweight shared vehicles in cities worldwide. Its model combines physical fleet hardware (scooters, bikes, docking or stationless setups), IoT connectivity, tracking and telematics, and a software platform to manage fleet deployment, usage analytics, repositioning, charging, and maintenance. From the app user’s perspective, Lime provides seamless access, ride booking, payment, and trip routing. Behind the scenes, Lime invests in forecasting models (predicting demand by zone/time), operational optimizations (balancing where vehicles should be parked), and cost efficiency around battery management, maintenance scheduling, and dynamic pricing.

Headqaurters:

San Francisco, CA, USA

Subsector:

Industrial
Lime is a micromobility company operating electric scooters, e-bikes, and similar lightweight shared vehicles in cities worldwide. Its model combines physical fleet hardware (scooters, bikes, docking or stationless setups), IoT connectivity, tracking and telematics, and a software platform to manage fleet deployment, usage analytics, repositioning, charging, and maintenance. From the app user’s perspective, Lime provides seamless access, ride booking, payment, and trip routing. Behind the scenes, Lime invests in forecasting models (predicting demand by zone/time), operational optimizations (balancing where vehicles should be parked), and cost efficiency around battery management, maintenance scheduling, and dynamic pricing.

Headqaurters:

Boston, MA, USA

Subsector:

Oncology/Autoimmune
Monte Rosa Therapeutics is a clinical-stage biotech company developing molecular glue degraders (MGDs) — small molecules that tag undesirable proteins for degradation by the body’s natural machinery. Their discovery engine, called QuEEN™ (Quantitative & Engineered Elimination of Neosubstrates), uses AI/ML, proteomics, structural biology, and chemistry to identify novel targets and design MGDs in both oncology and immunology conditions. Their lead program, MRT-2359, is a MGD that targets the protein GSPT1 for treatment of MYC-driven solid tumors.

Headqaurters:

San Francisco, CA, USA

Subsector:

AI Application
GrubMarket is a vertically integrated food‑technology company that seeks to digitize and modernize the entire fresh food supply chain — from farm production through wholesale distribution to retail and consumer delivery. It operates both as a marketplace (connecting growers, distributors, restaurants, grocers, institutions and consumers) and as a software provider: its WholesaleWare platform supports inventory, lot traceability, order management, payments, forecasting, and logistics coordination. GrubMarket has pushed deeper into AI and automation to reduce manual overhead and accelerate decision-making. The company is also actively expanding via acquisitions (e.g. WaudWare in Canada, JC Produce) to broaden software and logistics reach, while maintaining profitability as it scales.

Headqaurters:

New York, NY, USA

Subsector:

Infrastructure
Grafana Labs is the company behind the widely adopted open-source Grafana visualization tool and the “LGTM” stack (Loki for logs, Grafana for visualization, Tempo for tracing, Mimir for metrics). They provide both a fully managed cloud observability offering (Grafana Cloud) and enterprise self‑hosted solutions, enabling users to collect, query, visualize, and alert on metrics, traces, and logs across distributed systems. Grafana has embedded AI/ML capabilities and conversational / “dashboard assistant” features to simplify root-cause analysis and lower operational toil. They also maintain deep integrations and contributions to open telemetry, Prometheus, and other observability standards.

Headqaurters:

San Francisco, CA, USA

Subsector:

Infrastructure

DataGrail is a leading privacy‑management platform helping organizations navigate the complex web of global data protection regulations like GDPR, CCPA, CPRA, and more. Its Privacy Control Center serves as a centralized hub where legal, security, and executive teams can maintain visibility into where personal data resides, manage privacy workflows, and assess real‑time risk. With over 900 pre‑built integrations to popular apps and infrastructure, DataGrail uncovers shadows of ungoverned systems (shadow IT) and automates processes like data subject requests (DSRs), consent management, and privacy impact assessments. Its no‑code / low‑engineering approach allows teams to implement privacy tools rapidly while reducing manual effort and risk. Customers ranging from fast‑growing startups to large enterprises rely on DataGrail to build customer trust, stay compliant, and treat privacy as a competitive differentiator rather than just a compliance checkbox.

Headqaurters:

New York, NY, USA

Subsector:

Industrial
Schrödinger is a computational chemistry and molecular modeling company that builds software platforms for drug discovery and materials science. They integrate physics-based simulation, quantum mechanics, and machine learning to predict molecular properties, screen compounds, and design molecules with desired behavior. Their platform supports pharmaceutical companies and materials research groups in accelerating R&D by reducing reliance on costly lab experiments. They constantly evolve, layering more ML/AI models and hybrid simulation‑ML approaches to improve accuracy and speed.

Headqaurters:

San Diego, CA, USA

Subsector:

Neurology
Contineum Therapeutics is a clinical-stage biotech company pioneering new therapies for conditions at the intersection of neuroscience, inflammation and immunology. Their lead program, PIPE-791, targets the lysophosphatidic acid 1 receptor (LPA1R) and is in clinical development for idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, multiple sclerosis and chronic pain.

Headqaurters:

Tel Aviv, Israel

Subsector:

Cybersecurity

Cato Networks is a cloud-native cybersecurity and networking platform provider that pioneered the Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) model, combining networking, security, and threat detection into a unified global service. Their solution enables organizations to securely connect any user, site, or application — anywhere — using a globally distributed backbone and zero-trust access policies, removing the need for disjointed point solutions. Over the years, Cato has demonstrated impressive success with strong year-over-year revenue growth and now serves thousands of enterprises across multiple continents. The company continues to innovate by integrating advanced technologies, including AI-driven security features, to stay ahead of emerging threats. With its unified architecture, high growth momentum, and continuous product development, Cato has grown to become a recognized leader in transforming how enterprise networking and security converge in the cloud era.

Headqaurters:

San Diego, CA, USA

Subsector:

Oncology
Turnstone Biologics was a clinical-stage biotech company that focused on developing a next-generation approach to tumor-infiltrating lymphocyte (TIL) therapies for solid tumors. Their proprietary approach, called Selected TILs, aims to identify and expand the most potent, tumor-reactive T cells from a patient’s tumor — rather than using “bulk TILs” — with the goal of improving response rates across a broader range of solid tumor types. Turnstone was acquired by XOMA Royalty Corporation in 2025.

Headqaurters:

Eden Prairie, MN, USA

Subsector:

Cybersecurity
Arctic Wolf is a security operations company that provides managed detection & response (MDR), threat monitoring, and managed security services. They combine security data ingestion, analytics, and operations to detect threats, investigate, and respond on behalf of clients. They also provide a security operations backbone and tooling for clients across networks, endpoints, and cloud.

Headqaurters:

Palo Alto, CA, USA

Subsector:

Infrastructure
“Docker, Inc. is a platform company that has transformed how developers build, share, and run applications by leveraging containers — lightweight, portable units that package up code and all its dependencies so that it runs reliably across environments. Its core offerings include Docker Engine, which executes containers; Docker Desktop, which streamlines local development workflows; and Docker Hub, a registry for discovering and distributing container images. Because containers abstract away many of the variabilities between machines, Docker helps teams avoid the “works on my machine” problem, speeds up testing and deployment, and ensures greater consistency across dev, test, and production. Today, millions of developers use Docker’s tools globally to accelerate application delivery, improve collaboration, and simplify the complexity of modern cloud and hybrid environments.”

Headqaurters:

Mountain View, CA, USA

Subsector:

Cybersecurity
Cyberhaven offers insider risk, data loss prevention, and data tracking solutions that monitor data flows and user behavior to detect anomalies, exfiltration, or misuse. They map how data moves, build behavior models, and alert on risky or malicious activity. Their product sits at the intersection of cybersecurity, data governance, and behavioral analytics.

Headqaurters:

Miami, FL, USA

Subsector:

Blockchain
American Bitcoin Corp. focuses on Bitcoin mining and infrastructure — deploying mining hardware, managing mining operations, and scaling hash rate capacity. They invest in energy, cooling, and hardware efficiency to optimize margins. They may also explore adjacent crypto infrastructure and service offerings.

Headqaurters:

Austin, TX, USA

Subsector:

Industrial
Everly Health is a company in the direct-to-consumer and clinical diagnostics space; it enables individuals or providers to order lab tests (e.g. blood, genetic, wellness panels) online, collect samples (via kits or partner labs), and receive results digitally. It builds the lab infrastructure, sample logistics, compliance, and reporting pipelines behind the scenes, while exposing a clean interface to users. Beyond consumer wellness, Everly Health works with healthcare providers and telehealth platforms to integrate diagnostic services into broader care workflows. Over time, they are layering data analytics, trend detection, and risk scoring (e.g. using test history and population baselines) to add more proactive insights and differential offerings.

Headqaurters:

Austin, TX, USA

Subsector:

Industrial
Everly Health is a company in the direct-to-consumer and clinical diagnostics space; it enables individuals or providers to order lab tests (e.g. blood, genetic, wellness panels) online, collect samples (via kits or partner labs), and receive results digitally. It builds the lab infrastructure, sample logistics, compliance, and reporting pipelines behind the scenes, while exposing a clean interface to users. Beyond consumer wellness, Everly Health works with healthcare providers and telehealth platforms to integrate diagnostic services into broader care workflows. Over time, they are layering data analytics, trend detection, and risk scoring (e.g. using test history and population baselines) to add more proactive insights and differential offerings.

Headqaurters:

Indianapolis, IN, USA

Subsector:

Health Services

Marathon Health is a U.S. based healthcare provider of direct primary care services, specializing in employer-sponsored and union-sponsored health solutions. Marathon offers a patient-centered, AI enabled, value-based healthcare model designed to improve outcomes and reduce costs. Their services encompass primary and preventive care, mental health support, musculoskeletal care, occupational health, medication management, and population health management.

Headqaurters:

Berlin, Germany

Subsector:

Oncology

T-Knife Therapeutics is a clinical stage biotech company focused on T cell receptor engineered T cell therapies (TCR-Ts), which aim to treat solid tumor cancers using engineered T cells capable of recognizing tumor antigens via TCRs. Their lead program, TK-6302, is a PRAME (Preferentially Expressed Antigen in Melanoma)-targeting TCR-T, enhanced with “armoring” modifications to improve T cell fitness, persistence, and ability to function in immunosuppressive tumor microenvironments.

Headqaurters:

Berlin, Germany

Subsector:

Oncology

Parabilis Medicines is a clinical-stage biotech company developing extraordinary medicines by targeting previously “undruggable” proteins in cancer. The company’s proprietary Helicon™ discovery platform engineers stabilized, cell-penetrant helical peptides capable of modulating intracellular protein-protein interactions, performing targeted protein degradation, or serving as radioligand therapies. Their lead program, FOG-001, is a first-in-class inhibitor of the interaction between β-catenin and TCF4, currently in clinical trial for solid tumours.

Headqaurters:

Wädenswil, Switzerland

Subsector:

Immunology

GlycoEra is a preclinical stage biotech company pioneering the development of extracellular protein degraders for the treatment of autoimmune diseases. Their proprietary platform, called the CustomGlycan™ platform, enables the design of biologics that can selectively bind, target, and degrade circulating disease-causing proteins (e.g., autoantibodies) rather than simply inhibiting them. Their lead program, GE8820, is designed to target pathogenic IgG4 autoantibodies for the treatment of a variety of autoimmune conditions.

Headqaurters:

Cambridge, MA, USA

Subsector:

Oncology

Nested is a clinical stage biotech company focused on advancing precision oncology medicine by finding new driver mutations to reach a broader group of patients. Their proprietary platform (“DeCRYPTion Platform”) combines genomics, structural biology, computational chemistry, proteomics and AI to map mutational clusters onto the structural proteome and identify novel “druggable” pockets. Their lead program, NST‑628, is a fully brain-penetrant small molecule molecular glue targeting pan-RAF/MEK, aiming to provide with deep and durable response.

Headqaurters:

Basel, Switzerland

Subsector:

Oncology/Autoimmune

RedRidge Bio is a biotech company developing transformative therapies for cancer and autoimmune diseases.

Headqaurters:

Needham, MA, USA

Subsector:

Health Services

Knownwell is a U.S. based healthcare service company focused on weight-inclusive primary care and metabolic health. Knownwell offers both in-person and virtual care, providing a non-stigmatizing, clinically driven health home for patients with overweight or obesity. It integrates primary care, nutrition counseling, behavioral health, and metabolic health services (including GLP-1 prescribing where appropriate), delivering better care and lasting outcome. Knownwell accepts most major insurance plans including Medicare.

Headqaurters:

Portland, OR, USA

Subsector:

Cybersecurity

Eclypsium is a cybersecurity company that secures the foundation of enterprise IT infrastructure by focusing on firmware, hardware, and software components often invisible to traditional security tools. Its platform provides continuous monitoring, threat detection, and vulnerability remediation across the full device lifecycle—from the supply chain to production. One of its standout products, Automata, uses binary reverse‑engineering and ML‑assisted analysis to uncover previously unknown firmware vulnerabilities and backdoors. Eclypsium has proven traction with both government agencies and large enterprise customers, especially in sectors where device integrity and regulatory compliance are mission‑critical. With rising threats targeting supply chains, firmware, and hardware components, Eclypsium is positioned as a provider of “below‑the‑OS” visibility and defense against stealthy, persistent attacks

Headqaurters:

Chicago, IL, USA

Subsector:

Cybersecurity

Empirical Security builds AI‑driven vulnerability prioritization and risk modeling tools that are tailored to each enterprise’s context. They maintain global models (e.g. EPSS) and also create localized models using a client’s telemetry and environment to surface the highest-risk vulnerabilities. Their approach aims to reduce alert noise and improve decision-making in security operations.

Headqaurters:

Munich, Germany

Subsector:

AI/AI Infrastructure

Pandas AI, developed by Sinaptik, is a Python library and platform that extends Pandas (and related data structures) with conversational, natural language querying capabilities. Users can ask questions of their data (CSV, SQL tables, DataFrames) in plain English and receive insights, visualizations, or computed results without writing explicit code. It supports multiple LLM backends and can be deployed in notebooks, apps, or as server components, enabling both exploratory analysis for data scientists and data interrogation by non‑technical users. The project is actively evolving, adding features like pipeline abstractions, synthetic data generation, multi-turn conversation, and context preservation.

Headqaurters:

Bellevue, WA, USA

Subsector:

AI Infrastructure

The next-generation foundation AI agent using reinforcement learning.

Headqaurters:

Sunnyvale, CA, USA

Subsector:

Infrastructure

Rafay delivers a Kubernetes operations and infrastructure automation platform that helps enterprises manage and scale applications, especially AI/ML workloads, across clouds, data centers, and edge environments. The company provides environment templates, policy-based cluster orchestration, and governance controls (RBAC, audit trails) tailored for AI, including GPU integrations and generative AI frameworks (e.g. Bedrock, ChatGPT, MLflow, Kubeflow) as part of its GenAI templates. Rafay’s value lies in enabling platform engineering teams to offer self-service infrastructure (clusters, environments) to developers and data scientists, while maintaining consistency, security, and observability over AI/ML workloads. They also support multi-tenant, chargeback/showback capabilities, GPU metrics, and lifecycle management across distributed AI deployments.

Headqaurters:

San Fransisco, CA, USA

Subsector:

AI Application

High-performance AI search and matching for semi-structured data, with customized vectorization.

Headqaurters:

San Fransisco, CA, USA

Subsector:

AI Application

Your virtual AI/ML Engineer.

Headqaurters:

San Fransisco, CA, USA

Subsector:

AI Application

Automate browser-based workflows with AI, killing last-gen RPAs.

Headqaurters:

San Fransisco, CA, USA

Subsector:

AI Application

The first agent-mobile device interface.

Headqaurters:

San Fransisco, CA, USA

Subsector:

AI Application

Revolutionizes 3D generation with sparse representation and watertight mesh creation. Text-to-3D and image-to-3D synthesis at 1024³ resolution with its 4× faster training speed.

Headqaurters:

San Fransisco, CA, USA

Subsector:

AI Application

Stealth

Headqaurters:

Nanjing, China

Subsector:

Oncology
TransThera Biosciences is a clinical stage biotech company focused on the discovery and development of differentiated small-molecule drugs for diseases with large unmet medical needs, including oncology, cardiovascular, and inflammatory conditions. Their lead program, tinengotinib, is a spectrum-selective kinase inhibitor undergoing clinical trials for cholangiocarcinoma and other solid tumors.