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Anthropic is an AI safety company based in San Francisco that develops Claude, a family of large language models, and publishes AI alignment research.

Adobe is a San Jose-based software company behind Creative Cloud, Document Cloud, Experience Cloud, and generative AI tools including Adobe Firefly.

OpenAI is an AI research and deployment company based in San Francisco, known for the GPT series of large language models and the ChatGPT product.

Vercel is a San Francisco-based cloud platform for deploying frontend applications, and the maintainer of the Next.js framework.
AI21 Labs builds enterprise foundation models and AI orchestration systems from Tel Aviv, Israel, including the Jamba LLM series and the Maestro agentic framework.

Amazon Bedrock is a managed AWS service that provides access to foundation models from providers including Anthropic, Meta, Mistral, and Amazon via a single API.

Atlassian is a Sydney-based enterprise software company that makes Jira, Confluence, Trello, and Bitbucket for software development and team collaboration.

Anysphere is an applied research lab based in San Francisco that builds Cursor, an AI-powered code editor.
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Attio's real-time data model and AI research agent feel built for how sales teams actually work today. Whether that's enough to justify leaving HubSpot's marketing and service infrastructure behind depends entirely on team size and what you're willing to rebuild.