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Ever
Ever is a San Francisco company building what it calls the first AI-native, full-stack auto retail platform, starting with electric vehicles. It runs an omnichannel marketplace - an online store plus a physical San Francisco showroom - where consumers can buy, sell, and finance used EVs across more than 30 brands. Underneath the storefront sits a proprietary operating system that orchestrates the unglamorous back-office work of car retail (appraisals, pricing, titling, inventory, financing), which the company says lets its sales team run two to three times more productively than a traditional used-car dealer. Ever came out of stealth in February 2026 with a $31M Series A led by Eclipse, bringing total funding to roughly $100M in equity and debt.
Anode Technology Company
Anode Technology Company is a San Francisco startup building AI-orchestrated, battery-native mobile microgrids that deliver clean, quiet, on-demand power as an alternative to diesel generators and fuel-delivery rentals. Founded in 2024 by Paul Huelskamp and Eric Hanson - veterans of failed battery startup Moxion Power - Anode pairs purpose-built hardware (its mobile battery energy storage system, or mBESS) with proprietary software and AI services to serve EV fleet charging, construction sites, data centers, and live events. The company emerged from stealth in September 2025 with a $9M seed round led by Eclipse.
Vinci
Vinci (Vinci4D, Inc.) is a Palo Alto physics-AI startup building a foundation model that simulates how hardware will behave before it is manufactured. Its system runs full manufacturing-resolution physics - thermal, thermo-mechanical and warpage analysis for advanced semiconductor packaging and 2.5D/3D chips - up to 1,000x faster than traditional finite-element tools, without meshing and without training on customer data. Founded in 2023 by Dr. Hardik Kabaria and Dr. Sarah Osentoski, the company emerged from stealth in December 2025 with $46M in total funding and has been benchmarked by over half of the world's top 20 semiconductor companies.