Tagged: multi-agent
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FlowX.AI
FlowX.AI is an AI-native platform that helps large banks, insurers and other regulated enterprises deploy production-grade AI agents on top of their existing legacy systems - without ripping out core infrastructure. Founded in 2021 by Ioan Iacob, Radu Cautis and Serban Chiricescu, the company pairs a Delaware headquarters with an engineering base in Bucharest, Romania. It offers 140+ ready-made agents across lending, onboarding, claims and compliance, and in 2023 raised a $35M Series A led by Dawn Capital - reported as Romania's largest Series A at the time.
IBM's Bob Grows Up: From Coding Assistant to Agentic Development Partner
On July 9, 2026, IBM unveiled major enhancements to IBM Bob, its agentic software development platform. The updates introduce multi-agent coordination across the full software development lifecycle, model-native parallel tool calling, subagents for context management, cost-and-productivity visibility via Bobalytics, and pre-built premium modernization workflows for IBM Z (COBOL/PL/I), IBM i (RPG), and Java (migration to Java 25). The release responds to a shift in enterprise bottlenecks from code generation to code review and validation, aiming to help teams ship production-ready software faster while optimizing the total cost of AI-driven development.
Across AI
Across AI is a San Francisco startup building an AI 'operator' for high-stakes enterprise workflows, starting with B2B sales. Founded in 2024 by serial entrepreneur Steven Mih with UC Berkeley researcher Niloufar Salehi and Stanford-trained algorithms specialist Afshin Nikzad, the company pairs next-generation agentic memory with patent-pending multi-layered reasoning graphs so that sales teams get a strategist embedded in every deal - one that remembers every interaction, product nuance, and objection, and acts on it with full lineage tracking.
humans&
humans& is a human-centric frontier AI lab based in the San Francisco Bay Area, founded in September 2025 by researchers and builders from xAI, Anthropic, Google, OpenAI, and Stanford. Rather than building AI to replace people, the company designs models and products around how humans connect, communicate, and work together - investing in long-horizon and multi-agent reinforcement learning, memory, and user understanding. It launched publicly in January 2026 with a $480 million all-cash seed round at a roughly $4.48 billion valuation, backed by NVIDIA, Jeff Bezos, SV Angel, GV, and Emerson Collective.
NinjaTech AI
NinjaTech AI is a Palo Alto-based generative AI company building autonomous AI agents that complete real, multi-step work. Its consumer product, Ninja (myninja.ai), packages 24+ frontier models into one workspace; its flagship SuperNinja agent plans, codes, researches, and executes entire workflows inside a dedicated virtual machine. Founded in 2022 by ex-Google and ex-AWS leaders, the company runs on AWS Trainium and Cerebras silicon.
Gabriel Paunescu
Gabriel Paunescu is the founder and CEO of Naologic, a no-code platform that lets companies build and customize enterprise software (ERP, CRM, workflow apps) without a development team, and now layers multi-agent AI on top of legacy business systems. A Romanian-born serial entrepreneur with seven startups and two exits behind him, he started exporting essential oils at 17 and now keynotes at Google Next, mentors at UC Berkeley, and writes about building AI agents that catch their own hallucinations. His core belief: buying software you cannot modify is like buying a horse instead of a car.
Howie Liu
Howie Liu is the co-founder and CEO of Airtable, the no-code app platform he is now refounding around AI. In January 2026 he launched Superagent, a multi-agent system that coordinates specialized AI workers in parallel - Airtable's first standalone product in 13 years.
Jasper
Jasper is an enterprise AI marketing platform that gives marketing teams a purpose-built workspace with 100+ specialized AI agents, proprietary Brand IQ and Marketing IQ technology layers, and content pipelines designed to produce on-brand content at scale. Founded in 2021 by Dave Rogenmoser, Chris Hull, and JP Morgan, Jasper grew from a simple GPT-3 frontend into a unicorn valued at $1.7 billion, serving over 100,000 customers including nearly 20% of the Fortune 500.
Spiros Xanthos
Spiros Xanthos is the Founder and CEO of Resolve AI, the San Francisco-based agentic AI company building autonomous software reliability engineering at unicorn valuation. A serial entrepreneur who co-created OpenTelemetry, sold two companies (Log Insight to VMware, Omnition to Splunk), and went on to run Splunk's $400M+ observability business before founding Resolve AI in 2024. In under 18 months the company raised $160M, reached a $1.5B valuation, and landed customers including Coinbase, DoorDash, and Salesforce - built on the conviction that engineers spend 70% of their time keeping software running rather than building it.
Cursor
Cursor is an AI-first code editor built by Anysphere, a San Francisco startup founded in 2022 by four MIT graduates. Originally a fork of Visual Studio Code, Cursor has evolved into a full agent-based development platform where autonomous AI handles everything from autocomplete to end-to-end feature building. With $2B+ in annualised revenue, over half the Fortune 500 as customers, and a valuation that reached $29.3B after its Series D in November 2025, Cursor has become the fastest-growing SaaS company ever from $1M to $500M ARR - turning the IDE from a code-writing tool into an AI orchestration layer.
Ian Glow
Ian Glow is the co-founder and CEO of Zeromatter, a Mountain View-based simulation platform that lets robotics, aerospace, and autonomy teams build, test, and train anything in virtual environments. He previously helped pioneer Tesla's Autopilot simulation infrastructure - working as Manager of Autopilot Simulation - before striking out to democratize simulation tooling for the broader industry. Zeromatter has raised $45M and assembled a 75+ person team of engineers from Tesla, Cruise, Nvidia, Google, Microsoft, Activision, and id Software.
Gary Lerhaupt
Gary Lerhaupt is VP of Product Architecture at Salesforce leading Agent Interoperability and Orchestration for Agentforce. He co-founded Clockwise, the AI calendar company used by Uber, Netflix, and Atlassian, and was a founding engineer at RelateIQ (acquired by Salesforce for ~$390M). Earlier in his career he created DKMS, the Linux kernel module framework still baked into most Linux distributions today. He holds a BS from Ohio State and an MS in Computer Science from Stanford.