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Guidde is an AI-powered video documentation platform that turns a screen recording into a polished, narrated how-to video in minutes. Used by 4,500+ companies including Nasdaq, Yahoo, Bayer and SentinelOne, Guidde positions itself as the connective tissue between employees and the enterprise software they have to learn fast.
MatX is a Mountain View semiconductor company building chips designed exclusively for large language models. Founded in 2022 by ex-Google TPU engineers Reiner Pope and Mike Gunter, it aims to deliver an order-of-magnitude more performance-per-dollar for frontier model training and inference than current GPUs.
FlexAI is a Paris-based AI infrastructure company building a 'universal AI compute' layer that lets teams deploy, train, and serve models across diverse GPU architectures and cloud providers without wrestling with the underlying hardware. Founded in 2023 by former Intel, NVIDIA, Apple, and Tesla veterans, it raised a $30M seed round in April 2024 and is positioning itself as Europe's answer to the GPU-as-a-service crunch.
Shrey Sharma is the CEO and co-founder of Cyntexa, one of the fastest-growing Salesforce and ServiceNow consulting firms globally, and founder of S2 Labs, Rajasthan's first Salesforce training institute. Known in the Salesforce ecosystem as 'Salesforce Hulk,' he became the world's youngest Salesforce MVP in 2019 while still in college. Starting from a basement in Jaipur with five friends and minimal capital in 2018, he grew Cyntexa to 400+ employees with 200% year-over-year revenue growth and an estimated annual revenue exceeding $83 million. Through his YouTube channel and S2 Labs, he has trained over 100,000 Salesforce professionals worldwide, and now leads Cyntexa's push into AI agents and Agentforce implementations.

RunPod is an AI cloud infrastructure company that provides on-demand GPU compute for training, fine-tuning, and deploying AI/ML models. Founded in 2022 by two former Comcast engineers who pivoted their Ethereum mining rigs into AI servers, RunPod grew to $120M ARR with just $22M raised by early 2026, serving 500,000+ developers across 183 countries. Its marketplace model, per-second billing, and support for 30+ GPU SKUs — from consumer RTX 4090s to enterprise H100s and B200s — make it a capital-efficient disruptor to hyperscaler GPU clouds like AWS, GCP, and Azure.