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One home for company data and AI apps
A company's data sits in many separate systems, so getting one clear answer takes a lot of work. Snowflake gives the company one central place to keep its data, analyze it, and build AI tools on top of it. The company can then work from one home for its data instead of a pile of disconnected systems.
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- Sales Development RepresentativeMenlo Park, CA · 1mo ago$48K–$66K base
- Sales Development RepresentativeToronto, ON, Canada · 4mo agoC$50K–C$66K base
- Sales Development RepresentativeAtlanta, GA · 5mo ago$48K–$63K base
- Sales Development Representative - Portuguese SpeakerAtlanta, GA · 8mo ago$48K–$62K base
- Sales Development RepresentativeDenver, CO · 10mo ago$48K–$63K base
Company data delivered ready to use
A company's information sits in many different tools, and getting it all into one place has usually meant engineers building and fixing the connections by hand. This product moves that data into the company's data warehouse on its own, ready to ask questions of. The team can get answers without engineers having to set it up or keep it running.
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- Business Development Representative, CommercialDenver, CO · 22d ago$77K OTE
- Business Development Representative (Denver)Denver, CO · 1mo ago$77K–$103K OTE
- Business Development Representative (Oakland)Oakland, CA · 1mo ago$80K–$107K OTE
- Business Development Representative (Austin)Austin, TX · 3mo ago$80K–$100K OTE
Run live apps and AI on company data
Many companies keep their data in old, separate database systems, which makes building new apps and AI slow. Databricks lets teams run live apps and build AI right on that company data. Old databases can be moved over, so the work happens in one spot.
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2 open roles · 24 new in 30 daysCustom AI models shaped by a company's data
A company wants computer helpers that understand its own work, but building them from scratch is slow and hard. This product gives them ready-made AI models they can train on their own data and workflows. Then they can run those models for their customers and products.
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2 open roles · 4 new in 30 daysSpreadsheet-style answers from live company data
Business teams often need answers from company data but must wait for data experts to write code for every question. Sigma lets them explore live data in a familiar spreadsheet view, without copying the data or breaking the rules about who can see it. Business users can then get their own answers without writing code.
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2 open roles · 2 new in 30 daysManages machine data for IT and security teams
Big companies' IT and security teams generate huge amounts of telemetry, which is the data machines send about what they are doing. This product gives them choice, control, and flexibility to manage and analyze that data, whether it comes from people or AI agents. With it, they can build what comes next.
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Finds answers across all of a company's data
Businesses have information spread across many places and need answers fast. Elastic's software searches all of that data in real time, so people can find what they need quickly. It also helps keep private information better protected.
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AI helpers built on a company's own data
Big companies want their workers to get more done with AI, but a general AI tool doesn't know how their own business runs. WRITER builds AI helpers that work from a company's own data. Those helpers then support the company's teams in their everyday work.
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Keeps live data fast for apps and AI
Apps that need to respond in an instant, like fraud alerts or live inventory checks, slow down when their data sits in ordinary storage. Redis keeps that data in a super-fast spot that apps can reach right away. This helps those apps respond in real time, including AI tools that need live information.
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Watches AI agents so teams can trust them
A company that runs AI agents often can't tell when they make a mistake, because the agents work out of sight. This product keeps watch over the data and decisions the agents use. When something goes wrong, the team can see what happened and fix it, so they can trust the agents with real work.
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One database for live updates and reporting
A company often keeps its live app data and its reports in two separate systems, and moving information between them slows everything down. SingleStore is one database that handles both quick updates and big analysis. The app and the reports can work from the same real-time data.
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Keeps data moving reliably between tools
A data team has to move information from many places and keep those moves running on time every day. When one step breaks, reports and apps can go wrong. Astro helps them build reliable data work that turns raw information into useful results.
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1 open role · 3 new in 30 daysAI that runs on a company's own servers
Big companies want to use AI, but they worry about where their private information ends up and who can see it. Cohere builds AI models that can run on a company's own servers or inside its own country. The company gets the AI help while its data stays under its control.
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Turns website and app behavior into insights
Businesses with websites and apps often struggle to understand how people actually use them. Fullstory turns that behavior into data and insights that teams can act on. The result is smoother, more personalized online experiences for customers.
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Shows AI how a business's work really runs
Companies want AI to help run their work, but AI often can't see how their business processes really happen. This product builds a clear picture of those processes and feeds it to the AI. The AI then understands the work well enough to make useful decisions.
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Tools for building AI apps that answer questions
A software maker wants its app to answer questions with fresh, reliable facts. Perplexity sells developers the building blocks to add that kind of answer engine to their own products. Their apps can then reply to users with current information instead of old guesses.
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Shows drug makers how real patients get care
Drug companies want to know how real patients are treated, but that information is spread across many separate records. Komodo combines anonymized patient data into one detailed map of the U.S. healthcare system. Its software then shows where patients are missing the care they need, so drug makers can act sooner.
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Runs AI models for apps customers use
An app maker has built an AI model that works well in testing, but getting it to run smoothly for real users is tricky. Baseten runs those models for them, with developer tools that make setup faster. The team can ship the AI feature to customers without building the behind-the-scenes machinery themselves.
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Runs open AI models fast for app builders
Making an app that uses AI means running large AI models, and that can be slow and hard to keep working as more people use it. This company offers a cloud where app builders can run popular open AI models quickly and reliably, and tune them for their own needs. The team can then run and own its AI features without building all the machinery itself.
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Scattered health data gathered into one place
Health information is often spread across many systems in many different formats, which makes it hard to use. Arcadia gathers that messy data into one organized place for care providers and drug companies. With it, they can care for patients better, earn more money, and spend less.
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Fast data searching, from laptop to cloud
Developers who build apps that show lots of numbers often struggle to get quick answers from big piles of data. MotherDuck is a cloud version of a speedy data tool called DuckDB, so work on a laptop and work in the cloud can feel the same. Building data-based features becomes smoother and faster.
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Lets teams use data stored in many places
Companies keep their information in many separate places, and copying it all into one spot costs a lot of money and time. Starburst lets a company safely reach all of its data right where it already lives. That means teams can run reports and AI tools without the expensive move.
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Databases that grow along with busy apps
When an app gets more users, its database can outgrow one computer and slow everything down. PlanetScale runs databases spread across many computers, so the data can keep growing without the app getting slow.
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Shows product teams what drives software success
Product teams often want to know what truly makes their software succeed. Pendo gives them a simple way to understand that and act on it. Customers then get more value from the product.
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