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Xnor has turned traditional cloud-based AI on its head by inventing a way to deploy deep learning models on everyday electronic devices rather than in the cloud. This is unleashing the next wave of AI adoption in cell phones, drones, cameras and IoT devices. We call this AI everywhere, for everyone. Customers include global corporations in aerospace, automotive, retail, photography, and consumer electronics. Xnor is based in Seattle, WA. The company was acquired by Apple 2020.

Celect is a cloud-based, predictive analytics SaaS platform that helps retailers optimize their overall inventory portfolios in stores and across the supply chain, resulting in double-digit percentage revenue increases. This groundbreaking advance in machine learning and optimization allows retailers to understand how an individual customer shopping in store or online chooses from an assortment of products, revealing true demand. The technology builds on a fundamental advance in customer choice modeling called by MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory one of the 50 greatest innovations it has ever produced. Acquired by Nokia 2019.

Cedexis provides web-scale, end-user-experience monitoring and real-time traffic routing across multiple clouds and networks. Cedexis is trusted by nearly 1,000 global brands including Accor Hotels, Airbus, Cartier, Comcast, LinkedIn, Mozilla, Nissan, and Shutterstock. Cedexis is headquartered in Portland, Oregon with offices in Paris, France, San Francisco, CA, Brooklyn, NY and London, UK. Cedexis was acquired by Citrix 2018.

Drivy is the leading car rental marketplace in Europe. The service allows its users to rent people’s cars everywhere within walking distance of home whenever they need one: whether it is to go away for a weekend, attend a business meeting or organise a move. Drivy provides a full mobile experience, from booking a car to check-in and check-out. Drivy’s ambition is to make car rental much more efficient than personal car ownership. The company was acquired by Getaround 2019.

Netpulse, headquartered in San Francisco, is the fitness industry’s first and only enterprise-level platform for engaging consumers across multiple touch points, in and out of the club. Netpulse technology powers cardio equipment from leading equipment manufacturers, club-branded web and mobile applications, and integrates new technologies with club management systems and in-club digital experiences to deliver engagement, measurement, and monetization of members’ fitness activity. Netpulse was acquired by eGym 2017.

Teem (formerly known as EventBoard) is a cloud-based software and workplace analytics platform for meeting management and analysis that helps companies maximize their workspace and enable employees to work more efficiently. The platform provides employee-focused meeting tools and activity-driven insights, including eye-catching conference room displays, streamlined visitor management, and detailed space use analytics that drive better decisions on space and facilities utilization. Teem was acquired by The We Company 2018 (WeWork)

Indix is building the world’s first Product Information Marketplace. Through a combination of the web and partners, they collect offers data such as price, availability, and seller information in addition to catalog data like code-based identifiers and attributes to create the single largest source of structured product information. Indix was acquired by Avalara in 2019.

Citymaps was built by a small team with a big idea: to create a mapping platform that is social, personalized, customizable and designed for a mobile-first world. Based in New York City, Citymaps was founded on the belief that maps should be more than just a tool for navigation. More fun. More personal. More inspiring. Citymaps offers a visually rich map, built from the ground-up, with over 80 million places worldwide. Citymaps enables users to create collections of places, or personal maps, with easily searchable themes so that users never forget a place again, and always have their favorite spots with them on-the-go. Citymaps was acquired by TripAdvisor 2016.

Whistle is creating a new standard for pet health and wellness by providing pet owners with a window into their dog’s life. Through intuitive devices and a large comparative database of pet health information, Whistle is fueling new groundbreaking insights to transform veterinary research and preventative care. The company has established relationships with leading academic institutions, including University of Pennsylvania’s renowned Veterinary Clinical Investigations Center, to conduct studies employing Whistle’s devices and data. Additionally, Whistle has also created an advisory council of vets across the country from private practitioners to cardiology professors, who collaborate and communicate with the broader medical and research community. All Whistle devices connect to a first-of-its-kind database that will establish the definitive set of standards on dog health. Whistle was acquired by Mars Petcare 2016.

Digital Lumens is a global supplier of enterprise-scale intelligent LED lighting to commercial and industrial customers, delivering 90% energy savings and granular building intelligence. Customers in 35 countries representing 100 million square feet of space have chosen the Digital Lumens solution. Digital Lumens intelligent fixtures and controls with embedded networking and sensors bring the Internet of Things to commercial and industrial lighting environment. LightRules facility- and cloud-based management solution is the foundation for ongoing energy and building management. Osram acquired Digital Lumens 2017.

InVisage Inc., a Silicon Valley-based startup revolutionizing imaging through quantum film technology. InVisage Inc. was founded in October 2006, leveraging research and technology from the University of Toronto. InVisage employs about 40 people based at the company’s headquarters in Menlo Park, California. InVisage is led by an experienced management team who are veterans of the imaging and materials industries. The company was acquired by Apple 2017.

Madhouse is China’s largest and most intelligent mobile advertising network. The company offers a highly intelligent, fully-automated mobile advertising platform serving over 1,100 major publisher sites representing over 75% of total mobile internet traffic in China. Madhouse is headquartered in Shanghai and has offices in Beijing and Guangzhou. Madhouse was acquired by the Blue Focus PR Consulting Group 2015.

Intermedia is the premier provider of cloud services to Small and Medium-sized Businesses (SMBs) and the world’s largest provider of hosted Microsoft Exchange. Intermedia’s cloud offering is business-grade and is built specifically for the SMB. Intermedia also empowers thousands of partners – including managed service providers and select Fortune 500 companies – to sell cloud services under their own brand. Founded in 1995, Intermedia was the first to offer hosted Microsoft Exchange business-class cloud email and now has 450,000 premium hosted Exchange mailboxes under management – more than any other provider. The company was acquired by Madison Dearborn & Management 2017.

Fyber (formerly SponsorPay) is a leading advertising technology company that empowers app developers to execute smart ad monetization strategies across all connected devices through a unified mobile supply side platform. Serving over 100 million unique users per month, Fyber works with thousands of the world’s leading developers, publishers and advertisers. Fyber was acquired by RNTS Media 2017.

Network18 is a leading media conglomerate in India with over $500M managed annual revenues. Network18 is the partner of choice for global media groups such as Viacom, NBC, TimeWarner (CNN) and Forbes. Network18 operates India’s leading brands in television news, entertainment and home shopping network; Internet travel, financial, e-commerce and entertainment portals; films; business print media; and yellow pages. Network18 was acquired by Reliance Industries 2012.

Cloudmark, Inc. is a global leader in carrier-grade messaging security, delivering the industry’s fastest, most accurate and comprehensive real-time spam, virus and phishing protection for fixed, mobile and social networks. The Cloudmark suite of security solutions simplifies and advances the management of messaging abuse, increasing network utilization and reducing infrastructure costs. Cloudmark’s patented solutions combine Advanced Message FingerprintingTM technology based on innovative, highly efficient algorithms, a Global Threat NetworkTM consisting of trusted reporters across the globe, real-time, automated analysis of traffic and content patterns, along with security research expertise, to provide real-time security intelligence and filtering across carrier networks. Cloudmark solutions protect more than one billion subscribers for the world’s largest carrier networks. Cloudmark is a privately held company headquartered in San Francisco with offices in London, Paris, Tokyo, Beijing and Hong Kong. Cloudmark was acquired by Proofpoint 2018.

Founded in March 2005, Ganji.com is a leading online classified advertisements platform in China. It delivers practical location-based information to its users, covering almost every aspect of people’s daily life, including sections devoted to housing, jobs, personals, for sale, services, tickets, pets and discussion forums. As China’s most popular practical information portal for local life, Ganji.com was awarded RED HERRING 100 ASIA in 2009 and its mobile phone version Ganji.cn won the award of TOP10 Life-focused Websites for Mobile Phones in March 2010 by China Academy of Telecommunication Research of MIIT. 58.com acquired GanJi 2015 in largest internet acquisition in China of all time.

INSIDE’s secure semiconductor products power smart cards, mobile devices, acceptance devices, and infrastructure systems. The company’s expertise in microcontroller architectures, security, RF/analog design and vertical market requirements places the company at the forefront of secure contactless, contact, embedded and NFC technologies. INSIDE’s innovation, collaboration with customers and commitment to open standards have earned it a leadership position in markets worldwide. INSIDE is headquartered in Aix-en-Provence, France, with offices in Europe, Asia, and Silicon Valley. in 2012, Inside Secure listed on the French stock exchange. 

Netmagic Solutions is India’s leading Managed IT Hosting Service Provider, specializing in Internet Data Center & Managed Hosting, Infrastructure Management, Managed Security, Cloud Computing, Application Hosting, Disaster Recovery & Availability and Professional Services. Netmagic Solutions delivers mission-critical hosted applications for over 900 of the world’s best-known enterprises from multiple locations in a secure and seamless manner. In 2012, Netmagic was acquired by NTT Data.

Summit Microelectronics is the leader in flexible, highly integrated power management solutions combining precision power regulation with sophisticated digital control in a single chip. The company’s analog power IC devices are found in a variety of consumer, communications and computing applications. Summit solutions address one of the biggest challenges facing OEM developers today: increasing system functionality, performance, and complexity while shrinking development time cycles. Summit is located in Sunnyvale, California. Summit Microelectronics was acquired by Qualcomm 2012.

UCweb is the leading mobile Internet company in China. Its flagship product, the UC Browser, offers users a fast, rich and easy-to-use mobile Internet experience that enables users to quickly and easily browse the Internet from a mobile phone, download music and games, search, etc. The UC Browser runs on more than 2,000 mobile devices from more than 40 famous brands across a variety of platforms such as Symbian, Windows Mobile, Java, MTK, iPhone, Android and Brew. The UC Browser has been downloaded over 200 million times and 35 billion page views are served every month. Alibaba acquired UCweb 2014.

Swype Inc.’s patented technology provides a faster and more intuitive way to input text on touch-screens. With one continuous finger or stylus motion across the keyboard, users can enter text at over 30 words per minute. The company’s product is commercially available and ready for worldwide licensing and commercial deployment on all popular and proprietary touch screen platforms. Swype was acquired by Nuance Communications 2012.

Tech Process is one of India’s leading providers of business solutions.Their comprehensive payments processing platform is designed to optimally address all your collection and disbursement needs – whether online or offline, physical or electronic, regardless of ticket size or a minimum transaction volume. With strong Back Office Management and Technology practices, TechProcess ensure that they are able to offer an unmatched, end-to-end value proposition to our customers. They can build or deploy a platform; manage business processes using the platform; and finally, originate and settle payment transactions along with associated information flows seamlessly. Most importantly, they have people committed to understanding what you need, and ensuring that we deliver exactly that. Ingenico Group acquired Techprocess 2017.

Based in Finland, BitBoys develops and licenses graphics hardware IP solutions for various wireless and embedded devices. BitBoys graphics processors are specifically designed for power and size-restricted environments and are the outcome of 15 years of experience in graphics research and development. The first product line targeted for wireless and embedded devices has been available for licensing since July 2003. In May 2006, BitBoys was acquired by ATI, which was subsequently acquired by AMD in July 2006.

Heptagon designs and manufactures advanced micro-optics products for OEM suppliers. Heptagon’s components are used in many applications including CMOS imaging, LED optics, display, optical communications, consumer electronics, and industrial optics. Heptagon is headquartered near Zurich, Switzerland and has its volume manufacturing facility in Singapore. Heptagon was acquired by ams AG 2016.

Coding Technologies is the leading provider of audio compression technologies for mobile, digital broadcasting and Internet markets worldwide. Dolby acquired Coding in November 2007.

Global Locate designs and develops Global Positioning System (GPS) and Assisted GPS semiconductors as well as network infrastructure products and solutions related to location based services. Broadcom acquired Global Locate in June 2007.

KongZhong is one of the leading providers of digital entertainment services for consumers in China. It operates four main business units, namely WVAS, WIS, mobile games and online games. KongZhong is one of the leading providers of WVAS to mobile phone users. Since 2004, KongZhong has been offering news, entertainment, community and mobile advertising services through its wireless Internet sites, including Kong.net, ko.cn and ct.cn. In 2008, it began reporting its mobile games business as a stand-alone operating segment, while it was previously reported as part of its WVAS business. KongZhong began its online games business in 2010, through its acquisition of Dacheng Networks, a developer and operator of online games. The company is listed on Nasdaq.

Omnidrone is a mobile gaming company founded in August 2013 by a team of ex-Digital Chocolate employees in Barcelona. The founding team has worked on many successful titles at their previous company Microjocs Mobile (co-founded, among others, by Gerard Fernandez and Elias Lozano, and acquired by Digital Chocolate in 2007) and later at Digital Chocolate.

Xiaomi was founded in 2010 by serial entrepreneur Lei Jun, who believes that high-quality technology doesn’t need to cost a fortune. Xiaomi creates hardware, software, and internet services. The current product range includes the Mi Note Pro, Mi Note, Mi 4, Redmi 2, Mi TV, Mi Band and other accessories. With more than 61 million handsets sold in 2014, and products launched in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Philippines, India, Indonesia and Brazil, Xiaomi is expanding its footprint across the world to become a global brand.

MAG Interactive started making apps the day Apple’s App Store opened. Initially developing iOS titles for other companies, in 2011 MAG Interactive embarked on developing its own apps, launching its first game, Ruzzle, in March 2012. It became an immediate success and has been in the top ten list in 148 countries. Located in Stockholm, Sweden, the company is listed on Nasdaq First North since 2017.

Gridsum is a leading provider of Online Business Optimization products and services, through its cloud-based platform Gridsum Dissector, helping businesses measure, analyze and optimize online performance, with 300 clients among 18 industries, including 40 Fortune 500 and China 500 enterprises. Gridsum listed on Nasdaq 2016.

Rocket Fuel Inc. is a leading ad serving technology platform that combines the best of social, behavioral, contextual, geographical, search and other data sources to understand consumer interest and intent. Over 50 of the largest US brands and major ad agencies trust campaigns to Rocket Fuel. Founded by veterans from Yahoo!, DoubleClick, Epiphany, and salesforce.com, the company has a relentless focus on effectiveness for premium advertisers while maximizing value for publishers and providing consumers a personalized and relevant online experience. Rocket Fuel’s vision extends beyond online and is extensible to other mediums such as video and mobile. Experts at predictive modeling and customer segmentation, Rocket Fuel focuses its technology and capabilities to deliver better ROI for premium brand marketers. Rocketfuel listed on nasdaq 2014.

Morpho, Inc. was established in 2004 to deliver computer vision, graphics and image processing solutions for applications in mobile devices. Established by researchers from the University of Tokyo, Morpho is the leading provider of mobile image processing solutions in Japan and has recently developed relationships with leading global handset vendors as well. Morpho continues to introduce innovative software solutions in mobile image processing. Morpho is listed on the Tokyo stock exchange since 2011.

Sasken Communication Technologies Limited, a pioneer in communications R&D outsourcing, offers a unique combination of wireless software products & services to leading semiconductor manufacturers, network equipment companies, and global wireless handset developers. Established in 1989 and headquartered in Bangalore, Sasken employs over 3000 people, operating from state-of-the-art research and development centers in Bangalore, Pune & Chennai in India, Kaustinen, Tampere, Oulu & Turku in Finland and Monterrey in Mexico. Sasken is also present in Shanghai (China), Ottawa (Canada), Nice (France), Frankfurt (Germany), Kanagawa (Japan), Stockholm (Sweden), Guildford (UK), Boston, Dallas, New York & Santa Clara (USA). Sasken was listed on NSE India 2005.