Entities

Consumer genetics and research company offering DNA testing services. Founded in 2006 by Anne Wojcicki, headquartered in South San Francisco, California.

Software company known for Basecamp and HEY email. Co-founded by Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson. Known for opinionated stance on remote work and workplace culture.

Global professional services company providing strategy, consulting, technology, and operations services, with roughly 780,000 employees worldwide.

Video game holding company formed by merger of Activision and Blizzard Entertainment. Publisher of Call of Duty, World of Warcraft, Overwatch. Subject of California DFEH lawsuit for systemic workplace harassment and discrimination (2021-2023). Acquired by Microsoft in 2023 for $68.7 billion.

Software company known for Photoshop, Illustrator, Acrobat, and Creative Cloud. Discontinued DEI hiring targets in April 2025.

Online marketplace for short-term lodging and vacation rentals. Disrupted the hospitality industry with peer-to-peer accommodation sharing.

Pan-African telecommunications and mobile money operator serving 14 countries across Africa, majority-owned by India's Bharti Airtel and listed on the London Stock Exchange.

Chinese multinational technology company specializing in e-commerce, retail, internet, and technology. Operates Taobao, Tmall, AliExpress, and Alibaba Cloud. Founded by Jack Ma.

Membership-based network helping 8,000+ independent mental health providers accept insurance. Provides practice management software, credentialing, and claims processing. Available in all 50 states. Backed by Cigna and Optum.

Holding company and parent of Google, created in 2015 restructuring. Subsidiaries include Google, Waymo, Verily, DeepMind, Wing, Calico, and Intrinsic.

Spanish travel technology company providing booking, distribution, and IT systems to airlines, hotels, and travel agencies worldwide.

India's leading mental health platform (formerly InnerHour) with 4.5 million users and 110+ in-house therapists. Provides accessible mental health care across India with $15M+ in funding.

E-commerce giant and cloud computing leader through AWS. Also operates Prime Video, Alexa, and various AI initiatives.

Cloud computing platform and subsidiary of Amazon. Largest cloud provider globally, providing infrastructure for government, enterprise, and startups.

Advanced Micro Devices, semiconductor company producing CPUs, GPUs, and AI accelerators. Major competitor to Intel and Nvidia.

Mexico City-based telecommunications conglomerate controlled by the Slim family, operating mobile and broadband services across Latin America under brands including Claro and Telcel.

Defense technology company building autonomous systems for the military. Founded by Palmer Luckey after leaving Meta/Oculus.

AI safety company founded by former OpenAI researchers. Creator of Claude AI assistant.

Maker of Cursor, an AI-powered code editor; valued at roughly $29.3 billion with over $2 billion in annualized revenue.

Consumer electronics company known for iPhone, Mac, iPad, Apple Watch, and services including App Store, Apple Music, and iCloud.

British semiconductor and software design company. Designs ARM processors used in most smartphones and increasingly in servers and AI applications. Majority owned by SoftBank, listed on NASDAQ since 2023.

Dutch semiconductor equipment manufacturer, the world's sole supplier of extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography machines essential for advanced chip manufacturing.

Taiwanese multinational computer hardware and electronics company. Major manufacturer of motherboards, graphics cards, laptops, monitors, and networking equipment. One of the world's largest PC hardware brands.

Developer collaboration software company (Jira, Confluence, Trello). Australian-founded, redomiciled to US in 2022. Strong climate and DEI commitments.

MIT Media Lab spinoff developing tongue-controlled computer interfaces for people with paralysis and limited hand mobility. Founders have been outspoken about systemic investor bias against disability-focused startups, noting the market is 'not considered significant by most investors.'

Web development company behind WordPress.com, WooCommerce, Tumblr, and other products. Founded by Matt Mullenweg. Valued at $7.5 billion.

China's dominant search engine and AI technology company. Founded in 2000 by Robin Li, headquartered in Beijing.

Online music platform that enables artists to sell directly to fans, known for its fair revenue-sharing model giving artists 82% of digital sales

School and parental monitoring software used by 3,400+ schools. Monitors student communications for mental health risk, but criticized for false positives, LGBTQ+ student outing, and chilling effects on students seeking help.

Online counseling and therapy platform owned by Teladoc Health. Direct-to-consumer mental health services via web or phone. Received $7.8M FTC fine in 2023 for sharing sensitive mental health data with Facebook and other advertisers.

Plant-based meat company producing alternatives to beef, pork, and poultry. Founded by Ethan Brown to reduce reliance on animal agriculture. Went public in 2019.

World's largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume. Founded in 2017 by Changpeng Zhao, registered in Cayman Islands.

Financial services and digital payments company founded by Jack Dorsey. Includes Square, Cash App, Tidal, and TBD bitcoin-focused division. Rebranded from Square to Block in 2021.

Estonian ride-hailing and mobility company. Operates in 50+ countries across Europe and Africa. Also offers food delivery and scooter rentals. Founded by Markus Villig.

Parent company of Booking.com (Amsterdam), Priceline, Kayak, OpenTable, and Agoda. World's largest online travel company by market cap. Primary operations at Booking.com in Netherlands.

Privacy-focused web browser company founded by Brendan Eich. Brave browser blocks ads and trackers by default and uses the Basic Attention Token (BAT) cryptocurrency.

Global semiconductor and infrastructure software company. Acquired VMware in 2023. One of the largest chipmakers by market cap.

British multinational telecommunications company. Formerly British Telecom. One of the UK's largest employers with ~130,000 staff. Provides broadband, mobile, and IT services.

Chinese multinational manufacturer of electric vehicles, batteries, and electronics, and the world's largest EV maker by sales.

Indian edtech company that was once valued at $22 billion before collapsing amid fraud allegations, missing funds, and bankruptcy proceedings. Founded by Byju Raveendran.

Chinese technology company and parent of TikTok. Operates global short-form video and social media platforms.

Secretive land acquisition venture (operating as Flannery Associates) that purchased $900M+ of farmland in Solano County, California to build a new city. Backed by Silicon Valley investors including Patrick Collison, Reid Hoffman, and Marc Andreessen. Sued local farmers who refused to sell.

Israeli spyware company (also known as Saito Tech) that developed DevilsTongue surveillance software. Placed on U.S. Entity List in 2021. In 2025, acquired by U.S. firm Integrity Partners for $30M in apparent sanctions evasion.

Australian graphic design platform with 230+ million users. Valued at ~$49 billion. Co-founders have pledged 80% of equity to philanthropy.

Dubai-based ride-hailing, delivery and payments 'super app' operating across the Middle East, North Africa, Pakistan and Turkey. Acquired by Uber in a $3.1B deal that closed in January 2020; operates as a wholly owned but separately branded Uber subsidiary.

Israeli digital intelligence company specializing in mobile device forensic extraction tools (UFED). Used by law enforcement worldwide but criticized for sales to authoritarian regimes and use against journalists and activists.

Telehealth platform for mental health services including ADHD treatment. Received $7M FTC fine for privacy violations and $3.6M DOJ settlement for pressuring providers to overprescribe ADHD stimulants.

AI chatbot platform allowing users to create and interact with AI characters. Founded by former Google AI researchers. Faced multiple lawsuits over teen suicides allegedly encouraged by chatbots. Settled with Google in January 2026.

British fintech providing payment processing services. Founded by Guillaume Pousaz. Peak valuation of $40 billion in 2022, dropped to $9 billion by 2023. Underwent major layoffs and executive exodus in 2022-2023.

Education technology company providing homework help, textbook rentals, and online tutoring. Stock collapsed 99% after ChatGPT disrupted its business model. Faced multiple FTC actions for data security failures and cancellation practices.