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Axoniq
Axoniq is a Dutch-founded enterprise software company that builds the backend infrastructure for event-sourced systems and, increasingly, for enterprise AI. Born from the open-source Axon Framework created by Allard Buijze in 2009, the company provides an event-sourcing platform - Axon Framework, Axon Server, and an agent runtime - that gives applications a complete, replayable memory of every decision they make. That memory is the foundation for auditability, explainability, and observability that regulated industries need before they trust AI in production. Axoniq's tools are downloaded 70 million+ times and used by more than 65,000 organizations worldwide.
Temporal Technologies
Temporal Technologies builds a durable execution platform that lets developers write reliable, long-running applications as if failures never happen. Born from the open-source Temporal engine created by ex-Uber and AWS engineers, it automatically persists application state, retries failed steps, and resumes workflows after crashes. Offered as open source and as the managed Temporal Cloud, it is used by more than 3,000 paying customers including Netflix, Snap, Stripe, and Nvidia, and is increasingly the backbone for reliable, stateful AI agents.
Jessica Reeves
Jessica Reeves is the CEO and a board member of AxonIQ, the Utrecht-based company behind the Axon Framework and a unified platform for building event-driven, AI-native applications. She came up through HR and operations rather than engineering, spent roughly eight years at Anaconda where she rose to COO and helped scale the company into a $1.5B unicorn with $150M+ in ARR, and now argues that AI's lasting value will sit in its infrastructure layer - specifically in explainability, the ability to trace exactly why an intelligent system did what it did. Based in Austin, Texas, she frames event sourcing as the memory foundation that AI agents need to be auditable and trustworthy in the enterprise.