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The Layer Between Your Database and the Cloud Bill
Kaminario spent a decade selling flash arrays. Then it threw out the hardware, kept the software, and bet the company on a single idea: that the cloud is fast enough for anything - if you put the right layer in front of it.
MOVRS
MOVRS is a San Francisco- and Los Angeles-based AI and computer vision company building vision models that understand how people move and interact in the real world. It turns ordinary video into high-fidelity 3D human data and biomechanical measurements - no bodysuits, no marker dots, no camera arrays - and applies that data to sports storytelling, athlete training, and machine-learning datasets for industries from healthcare to robotics.
Decart
Decart is a frontier AI lab building real-time world models and the low-latency infrastructure that runs them. Its systems - Oasis, Lucy and the DOS optimization stack - generate and transform live video at millisecond latency, turning video games, livestreams and cameras into promptable, interactive worlds.