2022 Best Tech Startups in Foster City
The Tech Tribune staff has compiled the very best tech startups in Foster City, California. In doing our research, we considered several factors including but not limited to:
- Revenue potential
- Leadership team
- Brand/product traction
- Competitive landscape
Additionally, all companies must be independent (unacquired), privately owned, at most 10 years old, and have received at least one round of funding in order to qualify.
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1. Exabeam
Founded: 2013
Also honored in:
“Exabeam is a global cybersecurity leader that adds intelligence to every IT and security stack. We are reinventing the way security teams use analytics and automation to solve threat detection, investigation, and response (TDIR), from common security threats to the most critical that are difficult to identify. The Exabeam Security Operations Platform is a comprehensive cloud-delivered solution that leverages machine learning and automation using a prescriptive, outcomes-based approach to TDIR. It is designed and built to help security teams detect external threats, compromised users and malicious adversaries, minimize false positives, and make security success the norm. For more information, visit www.exabeam.com.”
2. Deep North
Founded: 2016
“Deep North is Analytics and AI for the physical world. Its end-to-end software solution combines artificial intelligence with computer vision to help retailers and businesses digitize and analyze behavioral metrics in the physical world, and gives them tools to act upon these insights.
Deep North lets shopping malls, brick-and-mortar retail stores and transportation hubs reclaim consumer traffic from the digital world to create better customer experiences. The company provides commercial environments with a unique combination of artificial intelligence-based analytical technologies and visual analytics integrated with deep learning algorithms. Deep North gives retailers the ability to assess, interpret and predict consumer behavior in their commercial, physical space.
Deep North is developed to govern and preserve the integrity of each and every individual by the highest possible standards of anonymization.”
3. WorkSpan
Founded: 2015
Also honored in: 2020 Best Tech Startups in Foster City
“WorkSpan is the #1 co-sell management network that empowers companies to turbocharge and scale their co-sell revenue growth. Partnership and Sales teams use WorkSpan’s secure SaaS solution to collaborate with partners on deals, exchange co-sell referrals from inside their CRM, manage shared pipeline, and track performance on a live dashboard.
As the industry’s leader in Ecosystem Business Management, we power the top 10 business ecosystems in the technology and communications industry today, managing over $50 billion in joint pipeline, 6x faster speed to market for joint solutions, and 2x partner manager productivity. Customers include Microsoft, Cisco, SAP, VMware, HPE, Accenture, Ericsson, Citrix, Red Hat, and others.”
4. Cache
Founded: 2021
“At Cache, we have one ambitious mission: create a more sustainable way for data storage and computing using biological tools. We believe that nucleic acids are the next bits of the 21st century and so we’re developing the first wet operating system for storing, accessing, and computing nucleic acids at scale to make them widely accessible and useful.”
5. PatentPal
Founded: 2018
“PatentPal is building language technology to empower lawyers. Our products improve the patent drafting experience by automatically generating diagrams and description from a set of claims. In doing so, we give valuable time back to the attorney, who can then direct that time towards maximizing client value.”
6. Telm.ai
Founded: 2020
“Telm.ai helps dataOps team reduce the time spend on detecting and investigating data quality issues.”
7. Prodramp
Founded: 2021
“Prodramp is an enterprise technology adoption platform to achieve faster adoption through a curated collection of competitions, tasks, content, events, and consultations.”