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CafeX wants your old systems to learn new tricks
From in-app customer support to private AI, CafeX keeps returning to one awkward enterprise problem: the systems you depend on rarely work together as well as the people who use them.
Kshitij Gupta Built the Pipes for Live Video. Now He Is Rewiring the Healthcare Phone Call.
After two decades making live media feel effortless, the 100ms co-founder is applying the same instincts - low latency, careful handoffs, and relentless edge-case testing - to the conversations that move patients through care.
100ms
100ms builds voice-first AI agents for U.S. healthcare operations. Founded in 2020 as a low-code live video and audio infrastructure platform, the company pivoted to healthcare, applying its real-time communications expertise to automate patient access workflows - benefits verification, prior authorization, referral intake, scheduling, and intake - so care teams spend less time on phones and patients start treatment faster. Its agents are built to be HIPAA-compliant, with clinical safety guardrails and human escalation.
Alexey Aylarov
Alexey Aylarov is the CEO and co-founder of Voximplant, a Voice AI orchestration and cloud communications platform (CPaaS) powering 30,000+ customers and 2+ billion calls annually. A VoIP engineer turned serial entrepreneur, he spent 20+ years in telecommunications before building Voximplant into an enterprise-grade platform combining serverless infrastructure with AI-driven voice and video communications. Based in Sunnyvale, California, he co-founded the company in 2013 alongside Sergey Poroshin and Andrey Kovalenko, guiding it to profitability in under two years and through a $30M Series C raise in 2021.