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In the past few years, the tech industry has witnessed a massive growth in terms of technological adoption across the country. Big businesses are attaining new heights and various small e-commerce businesses have started initiating digital transformation initiatives to advance growth and development. These are the top 10 companies helping build AI startups in 2022.
Mohr Davidow Ventures team has invested in early-stage technology-based startups that redefine or create large-new markets. They believe that emerging information technology innovations are enabling a decade-long opportunity to invest in the digital era, one in which personal, commercial, and public sector interactions of all kinds will be profoundly re-engineered to leverage the power of mobile devices, cloud computing, and data analytics.
Nanox offers the Nanox System as a preventative healthcare Medical Screening As A Service (MSaaS). Nanox field-effect cathode technology was originally developed for use in high-definition flat-panel displays. Over time, the manufacturing processes were ported from glass to silicon, enabling enormous increases in power density and uniformity.
Nauto is a leading provider of innovative advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) and Driver Management System (DMS) technology provider that improves the safety of commercial fleets today and the various levels of autonomous vehicles of tomorrow. Nauto's solutions combine predictive-AI technology, data science, and more than 1.7 billion AI-processed driving miles to help predict and prevent collisions before they occur.
Neurala is the company behind The Neurala Brain—deep learning neural network software that makes smart products like cameras, robots, drones, toys and self-driving cars more autonomous and useful. Unlike traditional AI companies, which are designed for supercomputers connected to the Internet, which is also the company's first project was for NASA to be used for autonomous planetary exploration.
New Enterprise Associates, Inc. is a global venture capital firm focused on helping entrepreneurs build transformational businesses across multiple stages, sectors, and geographies. With over US$19 billion in cumulative committed capital since the firm's founding in 1977, NEA invests in technology and healthcare companies at all stages in a company lifecycle, from the seed stage through IPO.
Next IT provides IT managed services, service desk, computer support, and web development services for small to medium-sized companies in Muskegon, Kalamazoo, Grand Rapids, and Traverse City, MI. The company's ideal client is a small to medium-sized business that has 10 – 200 employees and values technology and wants to stay safe and secure.
NVIDIA is a computing platform company, innovating at the intersection of graphics, HPC, and AI. The company specializes in the manufacture of graphics-processor technologies for workstations, desktop computers, and mobile devices. The company is a major supplier of integrated circuits used for personal computer motherboard chipsets, graphics processing units (GPUs), and game consoles.
Obvious Ventures is a venture capital firm that invests in the early and growth stages. The firm was founded in 2014 and is based in San Francisco, California. The firm provides early and seed-stage funding to companies operating in the fintech, artificial intelligence, education, employment, sustainable systems, and health tech sectors.
Oracle is an integrated cloud application and platform service that sells a wide range of enterprise IT solutions. The company also offers software-as-a-service, platform-as-a-service, and infrastructure-as-a-service offerings. It was founded in 1977 and is headquartered in Redwood Shores, California.
Orbital Insight is a geospatial analytics company, used by data-driven organizations that need to understand the changing physical world. It's SaaS technology unlocks global insights, anywhere and anytime, revealing hidden infrastructure, supply chain, and socio-economic and geopolitical trends. That's because the company's cloud solutions use AI, and computer vision data science to ingest, analyze and transform billions of geospatial data points (including satellite, cell phone "pings", AIS, SAR, aerial, connected devices, etc) into actionable intelligence used to make superior business and policy decisions.
