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| Forerunner Ventures is a [[San Francisco]]-based American [[venture capital]] firm. Founded in 2012, Forerunner focuses on early-stage consumer investing. The firm was founded by [[Kirsten Green]], a venture capitalist.
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| Clever is an American [[educational technology]] company. It was founded in 2012 by [[Tyler Bosmeny]], [[Dan Carroll (entrepreneur)|Dan Carroll]], and Rafael Garcia. It was acquired by [[Kahoot!]] in 2021.
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| Roger Lee is an American programmer, founder, and entrepreneur. As a high school student, Lee founded an [[AIM (software)|AIM]] service, SubProfiles, in 2002, which amassed millions of users shortly after its launch. In 2007, Lee and several other college students from [[Harvard University]] and [[Yale University]] co-founded the advertising company PaperG, and in 2015, Lee founded Human Interest, a company that helps other companies set up [[401(k)]] plans for their employees.
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| John MacFarlane is an American entrepreneur and executive. In 2002, he co-founded and became the CEO of [[Sonos]]. He served as its CEO and board member until stepping down in 2017.
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| Astrohaus is an American technology company founded in 2014 by Adam Leeb and Patrick Paul. It designs and produces portable digital [[Typewriter|typewriters]], [[Word processor (electronic device)|word processors]] and computer keyboards, marketed as premium "distraction-free" writing devices.
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| Rythm (pronounced as "rhythm") is a music streaming service created by Yoav Zimet, used to play music in [[Discord server]]s.
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| Walter Delgatti Neto (born 23 March 1989), also known as Hacker de Araraquara ({{langx|en|Araraquara Hacker|italic=yes}}) or Vermelho ({{langx|en|Red|italic=yes}}) is a Brazilian hacker. He became nationally known for hacking mobile devices of [[Operation Car Wash]] authorities, and later, for crimes committed along congresswoman [[Carla Zambelli]].
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| The <code>.jpf</code> file extension designates an optional container format used in conjunction with the [[JPEG 2000]] image compression standard, specifically referencing functionality defined in Part 2 of the [[ISO/IEC 15444]] specification. Unlike the more commonly implemented <code>.jp2</code> format, which serves as the baseline container for JPEG 2000 codestreams, <code>.jpf</code> files support an expanded feature set intended for advanced imaging workflows.
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| Soundbrenner is a multinational music technology company based in [[Hong Kong]] and [[Germany]], that develops [[Wearable technology|wearable devices]] and [[application softwares]] designed to assist musicians with practice and performance. Its products having global availability of features including [[Metronome|vibrating metronome]], [[Music tracker|practice tracking]], [[musical tuning]], [[Sound level meter|sound level monitoring]] and [[Decibel|dB meter measurements]].
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| Uncom OS is an open-source [[Linux distribution]] based on [[Ubuntu]], [[Debian]], and [[Arch Linux]]. The developer of the system is the Russian company Advilabs-Rus LLC. Included in the Russian Software Registry, It has its own repositories on the territory of the Russian Federation.
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| SPHINCS<sup>+</sup>, also known officially as SLH-DSA, is a [[post-quantum]] [[signature scheme]] selected by the [[NIST]] for the FIPS 205 standard of the [[NIST Post-Quantum Cryptography Standardization|post-quantum standardisation]] process.
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| RED OS is a [[Linux distribution]] created in Russia, which is a composite product based on [[FOSS|open source]] solutions and [[Proprietary software|proprietary]] components that have not undergone any independent [[Software audit review|audits]].
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| LightOS is a proprietary [[mobile operating system]] developed by [[Light_Phone|Light]] for its minimalist [[Light Phone (1st generation)|Light Phone]] series of mobile phones, including the [[Light Phone II]] and [[Light Phone III]]. It is an [[Android (operating system)|Android]]-based platform ([[Fork (software development)|forked]] from [[Android Oreo|Android 8.1 Oreo]]) that uses a custom interface built with [[React Native]].
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| The Light Phone III is a [[minimalist]] [[mobile phone]] developed by [[Light Phone|Light]] , a [[Brooklyn]]-based startup known for its "designed to be used as little as possible" philosophy. It features a matte black design, a 3.9-inch [[AMOLED]] monochrome touchscreen, and a rear-facing 50 MP camera with [[LED flash]].
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| MekaMon is a four-[[legged robot|legged]], [[artificial intelligence|intelligent]], gaming robot, developed by Nigerian inventor [[Silas Adekunle]] through his startup [[Reach Robotics]].
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| Automotive privacy concerns the [[privacy]] of [[Car|automobiles]]. Cars were described as the worst product category for privacy by the [[Mozilla Foundation]].
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| L4S (for ''Low Latency, Low Loss and Scalable Throughput'') is an [[IETF]] [[network protocol]] and [[congestion control]] technology designed to lower [[network latency]] by reducing [[bufferbloat]] throughout the Internet.
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| InsideHook is an American lifestyle, news, culture and entertainment website.
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| CodeSandbox is a cloud-based [[online integrated development environment]] (IDE) focused on web application development. It supports popular web technologies such as [[JavaScript]], [[TypeScript]], [[React (JavaScript library)|React]], [[Vue.js]], and [[Node.js]]. CodeSandbox allows users to create, edit, and deploy web applications directly from the browser with zero setup.
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| The EHI Retail Institute e. V. (EHI) is a research and educational institute for the [[retail]] industry and its partners based in [[Cologne]]. The EHI is supported by retail companies and trade associations and sponsored by manufacturers of consumer and capital goods.
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| Dazi culture ({{langx|zh|搭子文化}}) is a social phenomenon that gained popularity in China during the 2020s. ''Dazi'' refers to social partners formed based on specific scenarios or short-term needs with low expectation. People match with dazi partners according to specific needs, such as dining dazi, drinking dazi, travel dazi, study dazi, fitness dazi, exhibition-visiting dazi, and fan meetup dazi, by utilizing the internet.
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| The Motorola Edge 50 Neo is [[Android (operating system)|Android]] [[smartphone]] developed by [[Motorola Mobility]], a subsidiary of [[Lenovo]]. This phone is part of the [[Motorola Edge]] series.
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| Astra Logical is a [[video game publisher]], based in [[Torrance, California]], that specializes in [[Indie game|indie]] [[Puzzle video game|puzzle]] and [[Strategy video game|strategy games]].
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| Ari Gibson is an Australian [[artist]], [[animator]], and [[video game designer]], best known for his work on ''[[Hollow Knight]]'' (2017) and its upcoming sequel, ''[[Hollow Knight: Silksong]]'' (2025). He is also the co-founder and co-director of the games' development studio, Team Cherry.
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| This is a list of the top supercomputers in the [[United States]].
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| Asset tokenization is the transcription of an asset into a digital token on a blockchain or a digital platform with similar properties. Most tokenized assets to date are [[stablecoins]] representing a claim on a monetary reserve. Financial assets such as bonds and shares have also been tokenized and initiatives have extended the model to other types of assets.
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| The RISC-V ecosystem includes systems that boot with [[UEFI]], handle power management with [[ACPI]] and run a variety of operating systems including Linux distributions such as [[Ubuntu]].
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| ''I Agree'' is an [[installation art]]work created in 2018 by [[Israel]]i artist Dima Yarovinsky. The work consists of lengthy [[contract|terms of service]] documents from major technology companies, each printed in their brand colors and hung on walls as multi-meter-long scrolls.
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| Internet aesthetics are visual styles, subcultures, and thematic trends that originated or proliferated primarily through the internet. Emerging out of the online [[blogosphere]] era among [[Millennials]] in the late 2000s and gaining significant cultural traction throughout the 2010s and 2020s amongst [[Gen Z]], internet aesthetics encompass a wide range of niche communities and visual identities associated with contemporary [[Youth subculture|youth subcultures]] defined by their digital circul ...
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| Sagemcom, formerly Sagem Communications, is a French company specializing in high-value-added communication terminals, based in Bois-Colombes. Owned 70% by the British fund Charterhouse Capital Partners LLP and 30% by its employees, more than 50% of whom are shareholders.
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| 5 Calls is an American website and app that helps users call their [[United States Congress|Congressional representatives]] and provides scripts for them to use for calls. The website was founded in 2017 and experienced a large increase in popularity during the [[second presidency of Donald Trump]].
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| ''[[Beast Games]]'' is a [[reality competition]] [[television series]] created by [[MrBeast|Jimmy "MrBeast" Donaldson]], Tyler Conklin, Sean Klitzner, and Mack Hopkins.
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| JDoodle is a cloud-based [[online integrated development environment]] and [[compiler]] platform that supports execution of source code in 70+ programming languages including [[Java (programming language)|Java]], [[Python (programming language)|Python]], [[Compatibility of C and C++|C/C++]], [[PHP]], [[Ruby (programming language)|Ruby]], [[Perl]], [[HTML]], and more. It provides zero‑setup code for compilation, execution, and sharing via a [[web browser]] interface.
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| The Tshimologong Precinct is a university based tech incubator in Braamfontein. Tshimologong is a Setswana Word for new beginnings. This tech hub was set up by the late [[Barry Dwolatzky]] in 2014, and then launched in 2016. Dwolatzky was known and recognized for his leadership and idealism in software engineering and among his many achievements, he led the Joburg Center for Software Engineering (JCSE).
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| CleanChoice Energy is an American company which owns and operates solar power facilities. It was founded in 2012.
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| ''Apple in China'' is a 2025 book by [[Patrick McGee]] (''[[Financial Times]]'' reporter from 2013 to 2023), about how [[Apple Inc.]] invested in China in order to build [[iPhones]] and other technology, and by doing so helped China become more competitive. In the book, McGee says that under [[Tim Cook]] Apple invested $275 billion over five years from 2016.
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| Meta Superintelligence Labs (MSL) is an American [[artificial intelligence]] division of [[Meta Platforms]], headquartered in [[Menlo Park, California]]. The division focuses on research and development in the field of [[artificial superintelligence]].
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| Unstoppable Domains is a private technology company based in San Francisco, California. Founded in 2018 by Matthew Gould, the company registers both traditional and [[blockchain]]-based domains.
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| Yad2 ([[Hebrew language|Hebrew]]: יד2, "hand two") is an [[State of Israel|Israeli]] [[website]] that publishes ads for buying and selling [[second-hand]] products (such as electrical goods, [[furniture]], or free things), as well as a [[car]], real estate, pets, job portal, and professionals.
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| Hunterbrook is an American investigative news outlet, investment firm, and litigation business. It was founded by [[Sam Koppelman]] and [[Mayday Health|Nathaniel Horwitz]] in 2023. Hunterbrook attempts to profit from its reporting through financial trading and litigation.
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| Ethan Mollick is a [[Wharton School|Wharton]] professor, [[Artificial intelligence|Artificial Intelligence (AI)]] researcher, and the author of [[The New York Times Best Seller list|New York Times bestseller]] ''Co-Intelligence''. His work focuses primarily on the impact of AI on work and education, and he was named one of [[Time (magazine)|TIME Magazine's]] Most Influential People in Artificial Intelligence of 2024.
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| [[Gemma (language model)]] <small>(Family of lightweight open models by Google)</small>
| Gemma is a series of open-source [[Large language model|large language models]] developed by [[Google DeepMind]]. It is based on similar technologies as [[Gemini (language model)|Gemini]]. The first version was released in February 2024, followed by Gemma 2 in June 2024 and Gemma 3 in March 2025. Variants of Gemma have also been developed, such as the vision-language model PaliGemma and the model DolphinGemma for understanding dolphin communication.
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| [[Xavier Uncle]] <small>(Popular Twitter account)</small>
| Xavier Uncle is a popular [[Twitter]] account know for posting [[humorous]] tweets.
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| [[Lists of open-source artificial intelligence software]] <small>(List of open-source artificial intelligence software tools)</small>
| These are lists of open-source artificial intelligence software packages related to [[Artificial intelligence|AI]] projects released under [[open-source license]]s. These include [[List of open-source code libraries|software libraries]], [[ Software framework|frameworks]], [[software platforms|platforms]], and [[software tools|tools]] used for [[machine learning]], [[deep learning]], [[natural language processing]], [[computer vision]], [[reinforcement learning]], [[artificial general intelligence]], and more.
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| [[UConsole]] <small>(Modular handheld computer)</small>
| uConsole is a modular [[Handheld PC|handheld computer]] made by ClockworkPi, designed as an enclosure for [[Computer-on-module|compute modules]] such as the [[Raspberry Pi]]. It is sold as a kit and aimed at computer hobbyists, intended to be easily adapted and modified, following the concepts of [[Open-design movement|open-design]] and [[Modular design|modularity]].
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| [[AI-assisted software development]] <small>(AI software development optimisation)</small>
| AI-assisted software development is the use of [[Intelligent agent|artificial intelligence agents]] to augment the [[software development life cycle]]. It leverages [[large language model]]s (LLMs), [[natural language processing]], and other AI technologies to assist [[Programmer|software developers]] in a range of tasks from initial [[Code generation (compiler)|code generation]] to subsequent [[debugging]], [[Software testing|testing]] and [[Software documentation|documentation]].
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| [[Rug Burn]] <small>(Television channel)</small>
| Rug Burn was an Animation channel. Joint Venture by [[6 Point Harness]] and [[Titmouse, Inc.|Titmouse]], Launched on November 7, 2012 unti ceased upload on July 2, 2016.
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| [[Chronologic Simulation]] <small>(Electronic Design Automation simulation developing company)</small>
| Chronologic Simulation was a company based in [[Los Altos, California]], [[United States]] which provided [[Verilog]] [[HDL simulator|HDL simulation]] products. Chronologic Simulation's main product was the Verilog Compiled Simulator (VCS) [[HDL simulator]]. In 1994 Chronologic was sold to Viewlogic Systems and in 1997 Viewlogic was acquired by [[Synopsys|Synopsys, Inc]].{{citation needed|date=June 2025}}
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| [[Inedo]]
| Inedo is a software product company with headquarters in [[Berea, Ohio]]. It makes Enterprise [[DevOps]] tools, namely BuildMaster, ProGet, and Otter. Inedo also publishes software-related products, including Release! the Game, Programming Languages ABC++, Code Offsets, and [[The Daily WTF]].
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