Entities

Personal computer and printer manufacturer. Split from original Hewlett-Packard in 2015. One of the founding companies of Silicon Valley.

Chinese multinational technology corporation specializing in telecommunications equipment, consumer electronics, and 5G infrastructure. Faces international scrutiny over security concerns and surveillance technology.

Multinational technology company providing cloud computing, AI, and enterprise software services. One of the world's largest technology employers.

NHS CBT therapy provider with network of 600+ therapists. Built world's largest outcomes-indexed mental health dataset from 145,000+ patients. Acquired by Mindler (Sweden) in August 2025.

Repair advocacy company and wiki-based platform providing free repair guides, tools, and parts. Created the widely-used repairability scoring system. Leading voice in the global right-to-repair movement.

Brazilian food-delivery platform and the country's dominant player, working with hundreds of thousands of couriers. Wholly owned by Dutch-listed technology investor Prosus since 2022.

Food technology company developing plant-based meat substitutes using heme protein. Products include the Impossible Burger. Founded by Stanford biochemistry professor Pat Brown with goal of eliminating animal agriculture.

Indian multinational information technology company providing business consulting, information technology, and outsourcing services. Second-largest Indian IT company by revenue. Major employer of H-1B visa workers in the United States.

Company co-founded by Tim Berners-Lee to commercialize and deploy the Solid Protocol, giving individuals control over their personal data through decentralized 'Pods'. Partners include NHS, BBC, NatWest, and governments of Flanders, Sweden, and others.

Grocery delivery and pickup service connecting customers with personal shoppers. Known for gig worker disputes over tips and algorithmic pay practices.

Photo and video sharing social networking service owned by Meta Platforms. Founded by Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger in October 2010. Acquired by Facebook for $1 billion in 2012 when it had 13 employees and 30 million users. As of 2024, Instagram has over 2 billion monthly active users and is a major platform for visual content, influencer marketing, and e-commerce through Instagram Shopping. Features include Stories, Reels, IGTV, and direct messaging.

Semiconductor company and one of the world's largest chip manufacturers. Pioneer of the x86 microprocessor architecture.

Asia's largest mental health platform with 3.7 million users across 40 languages. Y Combinator and Tiger Global backed. Serves enterprise clients across Southeast Asia with culturally-adapted mental health support.

Financial software company known for TurboTax, QuickBooks, Mint, and Credit Karma. Major player in consumer and small business financial tools.

Chinese e-commerce company, one of the two largest B2C online retailers in China. Founded by Richard Liu who defended 996 work culture.

Nigerian e-commerce company, often called 'the Amazon of Africa.' Public company on NYSE. First African tech startup to list on a major US exchange. Has faced fraud allegations and significant investor exodus.

Belfast-based digital technology company providing IT solutions and Workday implementations. Major UK government contractor for NHS and public sector digitalization. Listed on FTSE 250.

South Korean technology conglomerate operating KakaoTalk messaging (47M+ users), Kakao Mobility (ride-hailing), KakaoBank, and KakaoPay. One of South Korea's largest tech companies.

Crowdfunding platform for creative projects. Became a Public Benefit Corporation in 2015. Workers unionized in 2020 as Kickstarter United (OPEIU Local 153).

World's largest independent manufacturer of memory products including DRAM modules, SSDs, USB flash drives, and SD cards.

Swedish fintech company providing buy-now-pay-later payment services. IPO'd in September 2025. Aggressive AI adoption has reduced workforce by 40%.

Clinical-first digital therapeutics company for mental health. Conducts public ethics audits and publishes Ethics Impact Assessment frameworks. Operations in London and Barcelona.

Digital healthcare platform operating as Kry in Sweden/Norway and Livi in UK/France. Offers primary care and mental health services including internet CBT. Serves 12 million+ people annually.

Chinese multinational technology company headquartered in Beijing and incorporated in Hong Kong. World's largest PC vendor by shipment volume; maker of ThinkPad, Yoga, and Legion laptops, and owner of Motorola Mobility.

Clinical AI company for mental healthcare providers. Only mental health AI chatbot with UK Class IIa medical device certification. Used by 500,000+ patients across 45% of NHS England regions.

Professional networking platform acquired by Microsoft in 2016 for $26.2 billion. Largest professional social network globally.

World's largest live entertainment company, formed from the 2010 merger of Live Nation and Ticketmaster. Dominates concert promotion, venue operation, and ticket sales globally.

Swiss-American computer peripherals and software company. Major manufacturer of mice, keyboards, webcams, headsets, and speakers. Pioneer in sustainability with carbon-labeling initiative for consumer electronics. Dual-listed on NASDAQ and SIX Swiss Exchange.

Creator of Replika, an AI companion chatbot. Faced congressional investigation in 2025 and €5M Italian GDPR fine. Multiple incidents of chatbot providing harmful mental health advice including encouraging suicide.

Japanese internet company formed in 2023 from merger of Z Holdings, LINE Corporation, and Yahoo! Japan. Operates LINE messaging app (96M users in Japan) and Yahoo! Japan. Joint venture between SoftBank and Korea's Naver Corporation. Facing government pressure to separate from Naver after 2023 data breach.

Ride-sharing company and Uber's primary U.S. competitor. Known for more progressive brand positioning than Uber, including early opposition to Trump's travel ban.

Workplace mental health benefits platform founded by former Meta CFO David Ebersman. Partners with 300+ companies including Meta, Pinterest, and Starbucks, providing mental health care access to over 20 million people.

Cybersecurity firm specializing in incident response and threat intelligence. Acquired by Google in 2022 for $5.4B. Now part of Google Cloud.

Owner of dating platforms including Tinder, Hinge, OkCupid, Match.com, and others. Faced multiple safety failures, FTC enforcement for deceptive practices, and age discrimination lawsuits.

Global management consulting firm. One of the 'Big Three' strategy consulting firms. Sheryl Sandberg worked as Management Consultant (1995-1996) after earning her MBA from Harvard.

Argentine e-commerce and fintech company. Largest online marketplace in Latin America. Public company on NASDAQ. Has faced criticism over warehouse labor conditions.

Parent company of Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and Threads. Major player in social media, virtual reality (Meta Quest), and AI research.

American semiconductor company producing memory and storage solutions including DRAM, NAND flash, and NOR flash. One of only three major DRAM manufacturers globally alongside Samsung and SK Hynix. Received $6.1B in CHIPS Act funding.

Technology giant known for Windows, Office, Azure cloud platform, and major AI investments including partnership with OpenAI. Also owns LinkedIn, GitHub, and Xbox.

AI image generation company that produces photorealistic images from text prompts. Faced multiple copyright lawsuits from Disney, Universal, and Warner Bros. for training on copyrighted works without consent. Reported $300M revenue in 2024.

Online therapy and mental health app owned by Schoen Klinik Group. Originated from acquisition of Berlin-based Aurora Health (Moodpath app) in 2019.

Sweden's largest digital psychologist clinic offering online therapy. Acquired Ieso Digital Health (UK) in August 2025 and Finnish app Medified.

Australian government-funded free online mental health service providing evidence-based CBT. Completed 121,000+ assessments with large effect sizes (d=1.40-1.45), 50% symptom reduction, and 95% user recommendation rate.

French AI company founded by former Google DeepMind researchers. Develops open-weight large language models. Positioned as European alternative to US AI giants.

Mental wellness platform for employers combining clinically validated assessments, behavioral health coaching, and licensed therapy. Fastest female-founded company in US to reach unicorn status ($1.2B valuation).

AI infrastructure company co-founded by Chris Lattner (creator of LLVM, Swift) and Tim Davis. Building the Mojo programming language and MAX platform for AI development. Valued at $1.6 billion.

Swedish video game studio, creator of Minecraft. Founded by Markus 'Notch' Persson, acquired by Microsoft in 2014 for $2.5 billion. Now operates as Mojang Studios under Xbox Game Studios.

Nigerian fintech unicorn (formerly TeamApt) providing business banking, POS/payments infrastructure and personal banking via Moniepoint Microfinance Bank; reached $1B+ valuation in October 2024. Operates primarily in Nigeria with expansion across Africa; legally incorporated in the UK with primary operations based in Lagos.

British digital bank and challenger bank. Known for its coral-colored debit card and mobile-first approach. Founded by Tom Blomfield and others. One of the UK's largest neobanks.

Open source software community and Mozilla Corporation, maker of Firefox web browser. Known for advocacy of open web standards, privacy, and internet health.