| 1 |
Amazon |
$574.79 billion |
Amazon is a well-known company that offers e-commerce services, cloud computing, digital streaming, and AI technology. It provides AI-powered data warehousing services like Amazon Redshift and Amazon Datazone for data management and analysis. Through Amazon Web Services (AWS), the company offers various AI-related services such as automated data extraction, language AI, and generative AI applications. |
| 2 |
Google |
$305.6 billion |
Google is a multinational company with offices in over 50 countries and a strong presence in cloud computing services. The company is known for its innovative AI development and integration across its products, which are widely used worldwide by billions of people. Some of its popular products include YouTube, Android, Gmail, and Google Search. |
| 3 |
Microsoft |
$211 billion |
Microsoft is a leading global technology company offering a range of AI-powered solutions. With a vast network of office locations around the world, Microsoft efficiently delivers advanced technology to a diverse clientele. The company is dedicated to advancing data visualization through AI initiatives like Power BI and Azure Data Studio, enabling businesses to transform raw data into actionable insights for growth. |
| 4 |
Tesla |
$96.77 billion |
Tesla, Inc. is a pioneering American company known for its high-performance electric vehicles and clean energy products like solar panels and batteries. With advanced technology such as AI and neural networks, Tesla is leading the way in autonomous driving capabilities and battery technology for electric vehicles. The company continues to innovate and collect real-world driving data from its fleet to further develop its products and maintain its position as a leader in the automotive industry. |
| 5 |
Tencent |
$85 billion |
Tencent Holdings Ltd. is a major technology conglomerate in China known for its social media platforms, video streaming services, and communication apps. The company also has a strong focus on artificial intelligence, using it for tasks such as processing information, news aggregation, facial recognition, and personalized advertising. Tencent's AI technologies are utilized across its ecosystem to enhance user experiences and improve efficiency in various aspects of its business operations. |
| 6 |
Siemens |
$83.65 billion |
Siemens is a leading German conglomerate with a long history of innovation in industrial automation and digitalization. It specializes in energy, electrification, digitalization, and automation solutions for various industries, while also focusing on developing resource-saving and energy-efficient technologies. Siemens is known for its integration of AI technology in its products, utilizing machine learning models for predictive equipment maintenance, quality control, and energy management. |
| 7 |
GE Vernova |
$68 billion |
GE Vernova is an energy-focused division of General Electric that combines the company's extensive experience in the energy industry. It encompasses various energy businesses such as power, wind, electricity, and digital technologies. With a large number of wind and gas turbines contributing to a significant portion of global energy generation, Vernova stands out for its expertise in the wind energy sector and inherits GE's strong research and development in AI. |
| 8 |
IBM (International Business Machines Corporation) |
$61.9 billion |
IBM is a multinational technology company founded in 1911, operating in 170 countries and offering a range of data solutions for businesses and organizations. With products like IBM InfoSphere DataStage, IBM Db2, and IBM Aspera, IBM aims to transform and unify data from diverse sources, ensuring its reliability for analytics. As a publicly traded company with a significant revenue in the data and AI sectors, IBM continues to invest in AI for more advanced features like data profiling and automated quality checks to help businesses manage complex data effectively. |
| 9 |
Oracle |
$49.954 billion |
Oracle Corporation is a global technology company with a history of innovation and a strong understanding of diverse industry needs. It offers a comprehensive suite of AI services integrated across its cloud applications, industry applications, and database portfolio, with flagship products like Oracle Exadata for handling large data volumes. Additionally, Oracle's Gen2 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) is ideal for businesses needing to train complex AI models, while its prebuilt AI models can be customized with organization data to improve outcomes. |
| 10 |
SAP |
$33.54 billion |
SAP was created by former IBM employees to develop standardized software for real-time business processing, ultimately becoming one of the most popular software companies globally. Their suite of data management products, including data integration, data warehousing, and data governance, allows organizations to effectively consolidate and manage their data for quality, consistency, and accessibility. |
| 11 |
Salesforce, Inc. |
$31.4 billion |
Salesforce is a top software company known for its cloud-based CRM services for sales, support, and marketing teams, aiming to provide a unified view of customer data. With a focus on AI and predictive analytics, Salesforce has developed Einstein GPT, which delivers over 200 billion AI-powered predictions per day. This technology allows Salesforce to combine proprietary AI models with leading language models to create personalized, AI-generated content. |
| 12 |
OpenText |
$4.485 billion |
OpenText has introduced AI cloud solutions that offer strategic insights for data-driven decision-making. The company has a history of developing AI innovations in various areas such as NLP, robotics, IoT, ML, process automation, and generative AI. OpenText Aviator, one of its flagship products, uses LLMs and private data sets to efficiently transform raw data into actionable insights, making it a compelling choice for advanced data management. In addition, OpenText’s AI and Analytics solutions provide self-service analytics and data preparation capabilities, enhancing its suite of offerings for unlocking the full potential of enterprise data. |
| 13 |
Splunk |
$4.208 billion |
Splunk is a leading software company in data analytics, serving businesses and organizations worldwide to achieve digital resilience. With over $3 billion in annual revenue and 15,000 users globally, Splunk specializes in capturing, analyzing, and visualizing real-time machine-generated data for industries such as IT operations, security, and AI. The company excels in handling massive amounts of data beyond web analytics tools and IoT sensor data, making it a key player in the data analytics and observation space. |
| 14 |
SAS |
$3 billion |
SAS is a major software company known for its products in analytics, business intelligence, data management, and AI. It serves clients worldwide in various industries such as finance, healthcare, government, retail, and manufacturing. Some of its key products include SAS Data Management, SAS AI and Machine Learning, and SAS Intelligent Decisioning. |
| 15 |
AlphaSense |
$2.6 billion |
AI in e-commerce enables companies to leverage customer data to personalize product recommendations and marketing strategies. Additionally, it aids in improving inventory management by forecasting sales trends and adjusting inventory levels accordingly. This helps businesses ensure that popular products are always in stock, reducing the risk of overstocking. |
| 16 |
HubSpot |
$2.17 billion |
HubSpot is a prominent developer of inbound marketing and sales software, providing businesses with an inclusive CRM platform. Their platform extends beyond sales and marketing to include features for customer service, operations, and content management. With over 194,000 companies worldwide utilizing HubSpot's products, businesses can effectively connect their teams and increase their sales through automation and data analysis. |
| 17 |
Snowflake |
$2.066 billion |
Snowflake Inc. is a top AI company specializing in cloud-based data warehousing, offering the Snowflake Cortex platform to accelerate data analytics and develop AI applications with serverless functions. The company also enables businesses to sell large datasets on the Snowflake marketplace and provides access to AI models and Large Language Models for users of varying skill levels. With its ability to compete and collaborate with industry giants, Snowflake has become a trusted name in cloud-based data warehousing. |
| 18 |
OpenAI |
$2 billion |
OpenAI is a nonprofit research firm focused on artificial intelligence that operates under an open-source model, allowing collaboration with other institutions and researchers. ChatGPT, their latest conversational model, is based on GPT-4 and can generate poems, stories, and creative responses. Despite being a nonprofit, ChatGPT has become a for-profit company, showcasing how NLP can revolutionize the entertainment industry through interactive storytelling, game dialogue systems, and script analysis. |
| 19 |
The Trade Desk |
$1.95 billion |
The Trade Desk is a California-based company offering an independent media buying platform for digital advertisers on the open internet, using AI to optimize targeted campaigns. Their AI, Koa, analyzes data to determine audience preferences and suggest optimal ad placements for reach and cost effectiveness. The platform allows users to launch campaigns independently while receiving performance suggestions from the AI during the campaign. |
| 20 |
Teradata |
$1.83 billion |
Teradata offers AI solutions that can integrate data from various sources, whether on-premises or in the cloud, to create a robust data warehousing environment for analytics and processing. Their standout offering is the AI Unlimited platform, which is a serverless AI/ML engine in the cloud that allows for the exploration and operationalization of new AI use cases without constraints. Additionally, Teradata has a strong track record of transforming successful AI client engagements into accelerators, which helps their clients realize value faster and reduce risks. |
| 21 |
Informatica |
$1.57 billion |
Informatica is a cloud data management company that provides data quality solutions for organizations looking to develop analytics and AI projects efficiently and affordably. Their Intelligent Data Management Cloud (IDMC) is highly regarded for its ability to seamlessly connect, manage, and unify data across various cloud systems, enabling businesses to advance their digital transformation goals and democratize data. This empowers organizations to enhance their business strategies and achieve success in today’s data-driven world. |
| 22 |
iRobot |
$1.56 billion |
iRobot, an established company since 1990, is renowned for producing advanced AI-powered robots such as the Roomba vacuum cleaner and Braava floor mopping robot. These robots utilize smart AI technology to autonomously clean floors. In addition to household robots, iRobot also specializes in military robotics, creating robots like the PackBot and SUGV for tasks like bomb disposal and reconnaissance, showcasing the company's blend of AI and robotics for increased effectiveness and utility. |
| 23 |
AVEVA |
$1.55 billion |
Manufacturers and the engineering sector can use AI to improve predictive maintenance, quality control, and process optimization. By analyzing sensor data, AI can predict breakdowns, detect defects, and help optimize processes to reduce waste and energy consumption. This technology allows for preventive maintenance and cost-saving measures, ultimately improving overall efficiency in manufacturing operations. |
| 24 |
Databricks |
$1.5 billion |
Databricks offers a range of solutions for data engineering, data science, machine learning, and business analytics. Founded by Apache Spark pioneers, it has developed various AI products and formed partnerships with major tech companies. Databricks aims to simplify the process of working with data and AI by providing teams with the tools they need to tackle complex challenges. |
| 25 |
Waymo |
$1.4 billion |
Waymo, a subsidiary of Alphabet, is known for its self-driving technology, Waymo Driver, which uses sensors and software to ensure safe mobility. It operates Waymo One, a driverless robotaxi service that is fully electric and powered by renewable energy. Waymo's rigorous testing and deployment, with over 20 million miles of real-world driving experience, provides valuable data for refining its AI systems. |
| 26 |
Proofpoint |
$1.13 billion |
Proofpoint provides email security, compliance, and threat intelligence solutions to protect organizations from email threats and ensure regulatory compliance. Using AI-driven technology, their email security solutions analyze content to detect phishing, malware, spam, and fraud in real-time. The compliance offerings include data loss prevention, encryption, and archiving features to safeguard sensitive information. |
| 27 |
Zoho Corporation |
$1 billion |
Zoho Corporation is an Indian technology company that provides software solutions and web-based business tools. The company invests heavily in research and development to improve its products, with a focus on collaboration and mobility for teams. Their AI companion, Zia AI, has recently integrated with OpenAI to provide generative features to various business apps within the Zoho ecosystem. |
| 28 |
HighRadius |
$945.2 million |
HighRadius, a finance AI platform based in Houston, helps large companies worldwide improve their cash flow, treasury management, and record-keeping. Through its AI technology, HighRadius aims to achieve business outcomes such as working capital optimization, debt reduction, and improved employee productivity within six months. The platform's autonomous receivables feature assists businesses in streamlining their accounts receivable processes and automating tasks like invoicing, credit management, and cash reconciliation. |
| 29 |
Rubrik |
$900 million |
Rubrik is a rapidly-growing multi-cloud data control company that uses AI to manage and secure large amounts of data across hybrid cloud enterprises. By 2023, Rubrik had acquired over 5,000 customers and had a global run rate approaching $100 million in just six quarters of selling. The company's advanced data warehousing capabilities allow it to collect and analyze telemetry and metadata in real-time, enabling optimization of cloud costs, prediction of outages, and identification of security vulnerabilities, particularly in VMware workloads. |
| 30 |
Zoox |
$897.1 million |
Zoox is a company that specializes in developing robots designed to provide passengers with comfort. Acquired by Amazon for $1.2 billion, Zoox remains an independent entity focused on creating a self-driving fleet tailored for the robotaxi market. Through heavy investments in AI, Zoox aims to revolutionize the robotaxi service industry by offering a unique user experience centered around symmetrical design, spacious interiors, and innovative driving controls. |
| 31 |
monday.com |
$730 million |
Monday.com is a multi-product company that offers businesses a Work OS to manage projects, workflows, and day-to-day operations. It went public on Nasdaq in 2021 and has since expanded its product offerings to include sales CRM, work management, and development tools. With over 180,000 customers using its customizable and user-friendly platform, Monday.com recently launched an AI feature in beta for workload management, automation recommendations, and content generation. |
| 32 |
SentinelOne |
$663.9 million |
SentinelOne offers AI-driven autonomous threat response solutions, which quickly detect and neutralize security risks without needing human involvement. Using machine learning algorithms, their platform analyzes endpoint activity to identify and defend against various threats like malware, ransomware, and zero-day exploits, helping organizations maintain a robust security posture and safeguard their digital assets. By reducing response times and minimizing the impact of cyber attacks, SentinelOne enables efficient and effective security protection for businesses. |
| 33 |
Qlik |
$612.7 million |
Qlik is a software vendor specializing in self-service business intelligence, offering solutions such as Qlik Sense, Qlik Data Integration, and Qlik View to help companies make sense of complex data. With a strong focus on innovation in AI, ML, data integration, and analytics, Qlik has grown to serve over 17,000 companies and generate over $1 billion in annual revenue since being acquired by Thoma Bravo in 2016. |
| 34 |
Freshworks |
$596.4 million |
Freshworks is a SaaS company founded in 2010 that offers customer engagement solutions for sales, support, and marketing. They have a suite of products including Freshsales, Freshmarketer, and Freshservice, which integrate AI technology. In 2021, Freshworks went public after rapidly expanding their offerings beyond customer support software. |
| 35 |
Darktrace |
$544.3 million |
Darktrace is a cybersecurity company that uses AI and ML technologies to detect and defend against cyber threats in real-time. Their Enterprise Immune System product applies principles from the human immune system to autonomously identify and respond to emerging threats. By constantly adapting and learning from the evolving threat landscape, Darktrace provides organizations with proactive defense mechanisms to safeguard their digital assets. |
| 36 |
Precisely |
$525.1 million |
Precisely is a data integrity company that specializes in high-speed sorting, big data, and data quality solutions to ensure accuracy, consistency, and context in data for organizations to make confident decisions. Their AI-powered solutions cater to various data quality needs, including automated validation, cleansing, and governance, making them a top choice for businesses with unique data requirements. Precisely stands out for providing tailored solutions to meet specific enterprise needs, allowing organizations to effectively manage and leverage their data. |
| 37 |
Upstart |
$514 million |
Upstart is an AI lending company that collaborates with banks and credit unions to provide better, more affordable credit options. By using AI technology to analyze various data points, including education and employment history, Upstart can offer higher approval rates and lower loss rates for their customers. As a public company, Upstart aims to enhance its domain expertise and leadership while revolutionizing credit risk evaluation with the power of AI. |
| 38 |
SenseTime |
$500 million |
SenseTime is a top software company in Asia focusing on deep learning, education, and fintech. They have developed facial recognition technology that is used in industries such as banking and security, with a valuation reaching billions of dollars. Their facial verification technology, which combines facial recognition with infrared 3D binoculars, is able to accurately identify faces from any angle and in low-light conditions, making it a valuable asset to various industries. |
| 39 |
MicroStrategy |
$496.26 million |
MicroStrategy is a software provider that uses AI and ML to automate data analysis and generate real-time insights. Their data visualization platforms Dossier and HyperIntelligence help enterprises visualize and understand data more effectively to make informed decisions promptly. The company recently announced the launch of MicroStrategy AI in 2023, allowing organizations to integrate AI experiences into their products based on trusted data. |
| 40 |
Alibaba Cloud |
$479.5 million |
Alibaba Cloud is a leading global provider of cloud computing and AI services, offering a wide range of solutions such as ECS, OSS, ACK, and FC. They provide high-performance computing capabilities for organizations to conduct complex data analytics tasks quickly, improving decision-making processes. With an extensive network of data centers and global presence, Alibaba Cloud ensures low-latency access to their cloud services worldwide. |
| 41 |
Nuro |
$438.8 million |
Nuro is an American robotics company that creates self-driving electric delivery trucks for last-mile delivery. Their custom-designed vehicles transport groceries, packages, and takeout. The company's founders have experience working on Google's self-driving car project, and they aim to increase the presence of robotics in everyday life by continuously developing AI-integrated features for tasks such as safe navigation and efficient route planning. |
| 42 |
Anduril Industries |
$342 million |
Anduril Industries, founded by Palmer Luckey and Brian Schimpf, specializes in creating autonomous technology and AI solutions for military surveillance and risk monitoring. The company's products include Sentry Tower for autonomous awareness, Ghost 4 sUAS for intelligent air support, and Anvil sUAS for precision kinetic intercept. Anduril's systems are powered by Lattice, an AI-driven counter-drone system designed to detect and intercept hostile UAVs. |
| 43 |
DataRobot |
$338.2 million |
DataRobot is a top provider of automated machine learning solutions that enable organizations to utilize AI technology without requiring specialized data science skills. Its cloud-based platform streamlines the process of building, deploying, and managing machine learning models on a large scale. By automating various aspects of the machine learning workflow, such as data preparation and model selection, DataRobot helps companies accelerate the development and deployment of predictive models, ultimately allowing them to maximize the benefits of AI and unlock new growth and efficiency opportunities. |
| 44 |
C3 AI |
$267 million |
C3 AI is a prominent enterprise AI software provider that offers pre-built applications and platform-as-a-service solutions to help organizations develop AI and IoT applications and analytics software. With partnerships with tech giants like Microsoft and Amazon Web Services, C3 AI has created over 40 premade enterprise AI applications for industries such as manufacturing, financial services, agribusiness, and utilities, reducing the amount of code needed for AI developers and enabling more users to build solutions. |
| 45 |
Icertis |
$250 million |
Icertis has developed the Icertis Contract Intelligence (ICI) platform, a cloud-based system that manages all contract lifecycles from authoring to renewals. AI and machine learning are used to extract key contract data and identify risks, with ExploreAI being the latest innovative feature that leverages AI models to provide insights from contract data, enterprise data, and the Icertis Data Lake, all backed by the security of Microsoft Azure. |
| 46 |
Domo |
$237 million |
Domo is a cloud software company that provides a platform using AI and data science to make data actionable through user-friendly dashboards and apps to help businesses grow faster. With the ability to connect to over 1,000 data sources, Domo creates a centralized, reliable source of truth for businesses needing real-time data access for quick decision-making. The platform's focus on data usability, speed, and reliability has made it popular among businesses looking to leverage their data efficiently. |
| 47 |
Tempus Labs |
$231 million |
Tempus Labs, Inc. is a healthcare AI company that specializes in precision medicine by collecting and analyzing clinical and genomic data to help physicians make informed treatment decisions. They focus primarily on oncology but have expanded into other areas such as infectious diseases and mental health. Using AI, Tempus can predict disease progression, identify patients for clinical trials, and recommend personalized treatments based on a patient's genetic profile, making them a leading healthcare AI company in the field of precision medicine. |
| 48 |
Dataiku |
$230 million |
Dataiku is a U.S.-based company that focuses on democratizing AI and machine learning for businesses and industries. Their self-service data initiative helps generate richer datasets through various actions like data aggregations and visualization. Their flagship solution, Data Science Studio (DSS), provides a collaborative platform for all stages of the AI life cycle, with companies like Michelin using it to improve aspects like quality, maintenance, and supply chain management. |
| 49 |
ThoughtSpot, Inc |
$210 million |
ThoughtSpot, Inc. is an AI-powered analytics company that offers an intuitive, search-based platform for businesses seeking to democratize data access. The platform allows users to ask questions in natural language and instantly access data visualization from multiple sources without manual data transfers. ThoughtSpot is known for its strong market position in usability and continuous innovation in AI, including features like automated anomaly detection and AI-suggested searches. |
| 50 |
Skydio |
$196.2 million |
Skydio is a company that specializes in creating autonomous drone solutions using robotic AI technology. Their drones use advanced data processing techniques to navigate and capture footage in real-time, adapting to dynamic environments and avoiding obstacles with minimal human input. Through the integration of AI and computer vision technologies, Skydio's drones are able to autonomously capture high-quality footage with precision and reliability. |
| 51 |
ActiveCampaign |
$195 million |
ActiveCampaign is a successful SaaS company catering to small-to-medium-sized businesses, offering services for email marketing, CRM, and sales automation. Despite being a privately held startup, it is valued at over $1 billion and has a large user base of over 180,000 businesses in different industries. With four products and the integration of AI technology, ActiveCampaign helps users create targeted campaigns and personalize content, subject lines, and analyze win-probability. |
| 52 |
Pipedrive |
$189 million |
Pipedrive is a cloud-based CRM solution tailored for small and medium-sized businesses, with over 100,000 customers globally. The company was acquired by Vista Equity Partners, giving it a valuation of $1 billion. Pipedrive's CRM platform includes a sales-focused AI assistant that provides users with actionable insights, lead scoring, recommendations, and helps prioritize sales activities to drive revenue. |
| 53 |
DataRobot |
$176 million |
DataRobot, Inc. is known for its innovative platform focused on enterprise-grade machine learning operations and automated machine learning solutions. By using DataRobot's automated machine learning, businesses can enhance their operations, improve customer retention, and identify important factors in a model's lifecycle. DataRobot utilizes advanced AI algorithms to analyze data preparation, feature engineering, and model types to offer optimized solutions for various industries. |
| 54 |
ClickUp |
$158.7 million |
ClickUp is a project management platform created by founder Zeb Evans, initially developed for his own team but now used by over 10 million users across 2 million teams. The company is valued at $4 billion and has recently introduced an AI innovation called ClickUp Brain, which connects projects, documents, people, and company data to streamline task creation, generate summaries, and provide time and workload predictions and recommendations for users. |
| 55 |
Sisense |
$140 million |
Sisense is a leading business intelligence company that offers innovative solutions for analyzing and visualizing complex data. Their flagship product, Sisense Fusion, allows users to easily create interactive dashboards and embed analytics into their applications. With a focus on AI and machine learning, Sisense continues to enhance its capabilities, including anomaly detection and predictive insights, to help businesses make data-driven decisions. |
| 56 |
CUJO AI |
$125.9 million |
CUJO AI specializes in AI-driven solutions designed to protect connected devices in homes and businesses by utilizing advanced network security measures. Their platform monitors network traffic in real-time to detect and prevent a wide range of cyber threats targeting IoT devices, including phishing attempts, malware, and ransomware. In addition to threat detection, CUJO AI offers features such as parental controls, content filtering, and privacy protection to enhance overall network security. |
| 57 |
Vectra AI |
$121.8 million |
Vectra AI is a cybersecurity company that uses AI to detect and respond to threats by monitoring network traffic and user behavior. Their platform, focused on network detection and response, quickly identifies anomalies and potential security breaches, allowing for swift incident response. Vectra excels in detecting sophisticated attacks such as insider threats, data breaches, and advanced persistent threats, helping organizations stay ahead of evolving cyber threats. |
| 58 |
Cybereason |
$120 million |
Cybereason is a cybersecurity company renowned for its AI-powered endpoint protection software, which utilizes machine learning and behavioral analysis to detect and respond to cyber threats targeting various devices in real-time. The company integrates threat intelligence feeds and research findings into their platform to enhance threat detection and response capabilities, effectively identifying and neutralizing advanced cyber attacks such as ransomware, malware, and APTs. |
| 59 |
Pony.ai |
$100 million |
Pony.ai is a leading company in autonomous driving technology, creating self-driving taxis and trucks. Founded by former Google and Baidu engineers who felt major companies were progressing too slowly, Pony.ai has conducted successful fully autonomous driving demonstrations and operates a ride-sharing fleet in Guangzhou, China. The company has secured significant funding, primarily from Toyota Motor Corporation, and is enhancing its robotruck with advanced AI technology for improved perception and route planning. |
| 60 |
Harbinger Group |
$96.6 million |
Harbinger Group utilizes generative AI, NLP, ML, deep learning, and predictive analytics to revolutionize work and learning environments in various sectors such as eLearning, HR, education, and high-tech. The company is known for its iContent Framework solution, which enables intelligent content automation using private and OpenAI models, as well as Quillionz, the world's first AI-powered question generator for educators. Through its education-related solutions and expertise in custom product engineering, digital transformation, and integration services for EdTech providers, Harbinger Group enhances educational content creation processes. |
| 61 |
Signifyd |
$90 million |
Signifyd is a California-based fraud protection company that uses AI to offer a comprehensive commerce protection platform for customers. Its revenue protection solution includes a financial guarantee against fraudulent chargebacks and scans for suspicious activity to reduce chargeback rates. Signifyd utilizes machine learning and a large network of transaction data to detect fraudulent patterns in real-time and prevent fraudulent attempts. |
| 62 |
PathAI |
$88.8 million |
PathAI develops AI models to improve the analysis of tissue samples, offering a range of solutions from wet lab services to algorithm deployment for clinical trials and diagnostic use. Their cloud-based smart enterprise workflow tool, AISight, streamlines digital pathology processes and AI implementations for top-tier labs and research institutions. The company also provides AI-powered BioPharma solutions to support drug and diagnostic innovation, ultimately reducing discrepancies and bias among pathologists for more consistent and reliable outcomes. |
| 63 |
Xanadu |
$87.7 million |
Xanadu is a Canadian quantum technology company that builds photonic quantum computers and provides hardware and software applications for quantum computing. Users can access its cloud-based photonic quantum hardware through Xanadu Quantum Cloud and utilize its open-source solution for quantum computation and quantum machine learning with PennyLane. The company has received backing from investors such as Georgian, Bessemer Venture Partners, and Capricorn Investment Group since its founding. |
| 64 |
Bright Machines |
$77.7 million |
Bright Machines, a San Francisco-based AI company, is revolutionizing automation in factories by utilizing cutting-edge robotics technology such as machine learning and facial recognition. Their AI platform for digital manufacturing can perform intricate tasks that previously required skilled human workers. The Brightware Platform and Brightware Studio software are simplifying the management of automated assembly lines, making it more efficient and accessible for manufacturers. |
| 65 |
Brainly |
$75 million |
Brainly is an EdTech firm that offers homework assistance using AI technology, providing personalized help to students 24/7. The platform fosters a social learning environment and utilizes AI features developed with OpenAI's GPT-4 to analyze user-generated data and give tailored assistance. With over 250 million answers in its knowledge base, Brainly aims to provide students with the support they need to excel academically. |
| 66 |
H2O.ai |
$69.2 million |
H2O.ai is an AI and ML organization that offers a wide range of cloud-based products. By utilizing the cloud, H2O.ai provides businesses with access to scalable computing resources and AI algorithms to analyze extensive datasets, create predictive models, and generate real-time insights. |
| 67 |
Deep Instinct |
$62.5 million |
Deep Instinct creates AI-driven solutions for organizations to defend against various cyber threats by utilizing deep learning algorithms trained on vast datasets. This technology enables accurate identification and classification of known and unknown threats like ransomware, malware, zero-day attacks, and fileless malware, allowing for quick incident response. The company provides protection for a wide range of devices, including endpoints, servers, mobile devices, and IoT devices. |
| 68 |
People.ai |
$55.6 million |
People.ai is a rapidly growing company in the U.S. that offers an AI-powered revenue intelligence platform to assist businesses in increasing their revenue. Their platform helps salespeople streamline their daily tasks by automatically organizing and capturing important information into CRM systems like Salesforce, providing valuable insights and recommendations to improve sales performance. Through AI technology, People.ai transforms sales activity data into actionable coaching and performance insights, helping sales reps manage their time effectively and make informed decisions. |
| 69 |
Anomali |
$48.5 million |
Anomali is a cybersecurity company that uses AI to collect threat data from multiple sources, providing organizations with comprehensive insights into potential risks. By quickly analyzing suspicious activities and malware signatures, Anomali helps companies respond swiftly to incidents and mitigate risks effectively. Anomali's focus on integration and automation enhances the efficiency of existing security systems and operational processes. |
| 70 |
Hugging Face |
$40 million |
Hugging Face is a global company renowned for its contributions in NLP and AI model development, emphasizing open-source tools and libraries for the NLP community. In addition to its open-source work, the company offers cloud-based services for seamless deployment and management of AI models. |
| 71 |
SoundHound |
$38 million |
SoundHound, Inc. initially began as a song recognition app called Midomi but has since evolved into a voice AI and speech recognition company. The company's AI technology can answer complex voice prompts like Siri by combining voice recognition and language understanding in a single step. SoundHound also uses proprietary AI techniques like speech-to-text meaning and deep meaning understanding for interpreting commands and recognizing music, allowing users to identify songs and access artist information simply by humming, singing, or providing a short audio snippet. |
| 72 |
Ataccama |
$37.7 million |
Ataccama offers AI-driven data quality tools essential for organizations looking to scale their data-driven innovations, including solutions for automated data rule creation, anomaly detection, and record-level outlier detection. Its all-encompassing platform, Ataccama ONE, caters to data quality, governance, and master data management needs across different industries and environments. With over 450 global customers spanning diverse sectors such as financial services, healthcare, and government, Ataccama showcases its adaptability and versatility in serving various industries. |
| 73 |
Honeybee Robotics |
$36.2 million |
Honeybee Robotics, a subsidiary of Blue Origin, specializes in constructing advanced spacecraft, robotic rovers, and related technologies for exploring Mars and other celestial bodies. They have AI-powered robotic solutions for autonomous navigation, obstacle avoidance, object recognition, and decision-making in environments where human access is limited or hazardous. The company provides complete solutions throughout the product development lifecycle, including feasibility assessments, design and prototyping, and production and validation processes, to ensure a seamless journey from concept to realization. |
| 74 |
Bizzabo |
$36 million |
Bizzabo Ltd. is a leader in experience technology, providing event managers with tools to streamline B2B conferences and complex events through its Event Experience OS. The recent acquisitions of x.ai and Klik enhance Bizzabo's offerings, with x.ai offering AI scheduling and matching through its virtual assistant Amy, and Klik providing location-based information and wearable communication devices for attendee engagement at live events. These acquisitions demonstrate Bizzabo's commitment to improving event experiences through cutting-edge technology. |
| 75 |
Cleo |
$35.5 million |
Cleo AI is a fintech company that offers a conversational digital assistant to provide financial support for Generation Z, gaining millions of primarily millennial and Gen Z users. Using AI, Cleo analyzes spending patterns, provides budgeting insights, and humorously roasts users for overspending. The platform's unique features include a credit builder tool that helps users build credit history without interest or credit checks, making financial management fun and accessible for beginners. |
| 76 |
Analytics8 |
$34.9 million |
Analytics8 is a specialist company offering expert data and analytics solutions for enterprises. Services include data strategy formulation, implementation, data migration, and dedicated data team training. The company utilizes generative AI to automate parts of the development process, reducing manual effort, speeding up deployment, and enhancing efficiency in data solutions creation. |
| 77 |
Diligent Robotics |
$34 million |
Diligent Robotics develops robot assistants like Moxi to help healthcare workers with routine tasks so they can focus more on patient care. Moxi is equipped with advanced capabilities like mobile manipulation and human-guided learning to collaborate effectively with hospital staff. By constantly collecting and analyzing data, Diligent Robotics improves Moxi's performance and adaptability, while also offering solutions for automating data integration and analysis to enhance patient care optimization. |
| 78 |
Boston Dynamics |
$27.6 million |
Boston Dynamics is a leading engineering company known for its innovative AI-driven robots designed to simplify work processes. Their robots, like Stretch and Atlas, demonstrate advanced mobility and agility thanks to sophisticated AI technologies. Boston Dynamics is a top choice for researchers and developers looking to test new algorithms and applications in robotics. |
| 79 |
Suki AI |
$25 million |
Suki AI provides AI-powered voice solutions specifically tailored for the healthcare industry, offering an enterprise-grade AI assistant called Suki Assistant to streamline administrative tasks for clinicians. The app generates notes, answers questions, and provides coding recommendations to help healthcare professionals save time and focus on patient care. |
| 80 |
AutoGrid |
$25 million |
AI systems used in the energy and environment sectors rely on large and varied datasets to improve accuracy. By analyzing real-time data on power generation, consumption, and weather conditions, AI can optimize grid systems and predict the output of renewable energy sources like solar and wind. This enables better synchronization with the grid and overall efficiency in the sector. |
| 81 |
Carnegie Learning |
$22.4 million |
Carnegie Learning utilizes AI and data to identify student learning patterns and provide personalized education services. Their flagship product MATHia uses AI and cognitive science to offer a learning experience comparable to human tutoring. The platform equips educators and administrators with tools for data-driven decision-making by providing detailed insights on student performance and the effectiveness of teaching methods. |
| 82 |
Tessian |
$21.4 million |
Tessian is a cybersecurity company that uses AI and machine learning to analyze email data and detect any anomalies or security risks. Their focus on preventing human error sets them apart in the industry, as their algorithms are trained to intervene in situations where employees may accidentally compromise security. By constantly updating their algorithms and staying ahead of emerging threats, Tessian helps organizations protect their digital assets and prevent cybersecurity incidents. |
| 83 |
CENTURY Tech |
$18.8 million |
CENTURY Tech is a learning platform that uses AI, neuroscience, and learning science to create personalized learning paths for students and automate grading and analysis for teachers. It employs ML systems to make autonomous decisions and recommendations for personalized learning that adapts to each student's unique learning style, resulting in accelerated learning processes and increased student engagement through tailored content. |
| 84 |
Rasa |
$18.8 million |
Rasa is a popular open-source framework for creating conversational AI assistants and chatbots, offering cloud-based services for managing AI applications. The framework allows developers to build customizable and context-aware AI experiences for integration across different platforms. Rasa's cloud services help developers in efficiently building, training, deploying, and monitoring conversational AI applications. |
| 85 |
Domino Data Lab |
$18 million |
Domino Data Lab specializes in providing a SaaS solution for data scientists to collaborate, deploy models, and centralize infrastructure in an enterprise setting. Their platform simplifies collaboration and facilitates advanced AI development, particularly for machine learning algorithms used in predictive maintenance solutions, while also offering integrated workflows and automation tailored for enterprise processes and compliance requirements. |
| 86 |
Atomwise |
$15.7 million |
Atomwise uses machine learning and extensive chemical databases to develop a discovery engine that can uncover potential new drugs. Their patented technology, AtomNet, sifts through millions of compounds to pinpoint promising molecules for further research and development in drug discovery. |
| 87 |
Agility Robotics |
$14.7 million |
Agility Robotics specializes in creating advanced mobile robots, such as the humanoid robot "Digit," which is recognized for its ability to perform complex tasks and interact with its environment like a human. The company's expertise in AI-driven robotics technology allows their robots, like Digit, to accurately perceive and understand their surroundings, enabling them to navigate autonomously, avoid obstacles, and manipulate objects with precision. Agility Robotics is at the forefront of developing AI-driven automation and robotics solutions for various industries. |
| 88 |
Phrasee |
$13.4 million |
Phrasee is a London-based company utilizing AI and computational linguistics to generate, optimize, and analyze marketing content in real time. Their platform creates millions of human-sounding variants of marketing copy with natural language generation, allowing customers to personalize their messaging for targeted industries like retail, e-commerce, travel, health, and finance. Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, retailers such as Walgreens used Phrasee to enhance customer engagement around vaccination efforts, and the company is currently enhancing its content engine with advanced features like large language models and brand controls. |
| 89 |
AIMLEAP Outsource BigData |
$12.3 million |
Outsource BigData, a subsidiary of AIMLEAP, provides expert services in data management, AI, analytics, and data visualization. They also offer outsourced support for various data-related business processes. By focusing on customization and tailored solutions, Outsource BigData has earned a reputation as a reliable partner for enterprises looking to optimize operations and enhance data capabilities. |
| 90 |
Enlitic |
$9.2 million |
Enlitic is a healthcare AI company focused on data management in radiology, using AI technology to improve the processing and sharing of medical imaging data for better healthcare outcomes. Its product suite includes tools like ENDEX, ENCOG, and ENCODE for standardizing data, protecting patient information, and refining data quality. Enlitic prioritizes data security and addresses inconsistencies in medical imaging data to enhance healthcare delivery and decision-making. |
| 91 |
Via Science |
$7.4 million |
Via Science, Inc. is a U.S.-based startup that specializes in Web3 technologies and applies machine learning platforms to solve big data problems in various industries, with a focus on the energy sector. The company's platform, VIA, utilizes AI to predict energy demands, grid loads, outages, and renewable energy generation, while also enhancing security and privacy through Web3-native technologies which reduce data storage needs and improve user data sovereignty. VIA is a leading solution in the energy industry, connecting smart meters, drones, and sensors to energy assets for efficient and accurate data processing. |
| 92 |
N5 Sensors |
$7 million |
N5 Sensors specializes in advanced environmental sensors and hazard detection solutions, providing communities, farms, utility companies, and infrastructure with protection from wildfires and other environmental threats. The company's wireless sensor network utilizes a machine learning model developed through years of field testing to detect chemical threats and accidents, offering features like multi-threat detection and AI-enhanced capabilities for sensor calibration and alert generation. With wearable systems and software-defined detection, N5 Sensors acts as a powerful defense against chemical hazards. |
| 93 |
Numerai |
$6 million |
Numerai, a financial AI company based in San Francisco, manages an institutional-grade global equity strategy for investors using machine learning. The company created an encrypted data science tournament where participants submit machine learning models trained on financial data for stock market predictions. Numeraire (NMR) is used to incentivize data scientists worldwide based on their model performance, creating a self-sustaining knowledge market. |
| 94 |
MonkeyLearn |
$5.7 million |
MonkeyLearn offers innovative technologies in NLP and text analysis that are ideal for businesses looking to extract insights from unstructured data like customer feedback and social media content. Their AI-driven solutions automate sentiment analysis, topic classification, and entity recognition, enabling informed decision-making and improved customer experience. Additionally, MonkeyLearn's data visualization capabilities help users interpret and present complex data in a clear and intuitive way. |
| 95 |
DataToBiz |
$5 million |
DataToBiz is a UK-based technology consulting company that specializes in business intelligence, data warehousing, analytics, and AI-driven solutions for SMEs and large enterprises. They have a team of expert AI developers and engineers that help businesses design customizable AI platforms tailored to their specific industry needs. Additionally, DataToBiz assists businesses in pilot implementations to identify goals, set key metrics, receive AI development support, and design pilot projects. |
| 96 |
AIBrain |
$5 million |
AIBrain is an AI company that creates solutions for smartphones and robotics, including the AI agent AICoRE, the intelligent robot software iRSP, and the AI game Futurable. They focus on developing AI with problem-solving, learning, and memory skills, making their platforms perfect for conversational AI technology that uses NLP, machine learning, and proprietary technologies for chatbots to understand user requests. |
| 97 |
Akkio |
$3.1 million |
Akkio is a new technology company that focuses on machine learning and artificial intelligence. Despite their recent entry into the industry, they have become a prominent player by providing tools and platforms for organizations to optimize the use of AI in areas such as customer relationship management and data analysis. |
| 98 |
Graphcore |
$2.7 million |
Graphcore is a UK semiconductor company that specializes in developing accelerators for AI and machine learning. Their Intelligence Processing Unit (IPU) is specifically designed for machine learning tasks, allowing developers to run models much faster and tackle new types of work. The company's latest IPU system, the IPU-M2000, utilizes second-generation processors and is aimed at handling the most demanding and complex machine intelligence workloads. |
| 99 |
AEye, Inc. |
$2.5 million |
AEye, Inc. is a cutting-edge company specializing in LiDar technology for autonomous vehicles, ADAS, and robotics. Their iDAR technology offers advanced sensing capabilities that mimic human visual processing to detect driving hazards in real-time. The company has a strong presence in the automotive industry and is set to merge with CF Finance Acquisition Corp. III to further expand their reach. |
| 100 |
Replicate |
$1.2 million |
Replicate is an AI startup that offers a platform for developers to run ML models in the cloud, automatically generating an API server for custom models on a cluster of GPUs. The platform is designed for scalability and cost-effectiveness, scaling up to handle increased traffic and down to zero when not in use. Despite having fewer than 50 employees, Replicate is making significant progress in the AI sector with its attractive and adaptable platform for businesses of all sizes. |
