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Bauplan empowers Python developers to build AI and data applications that are portable, versioned, and reproducible with minimal infrastructure management. Its serverless platform integrates directly with S3, enabling efficient data processing for machine learning, business intelligence, and analytics.

Render is a cloud hosting platform for developers and teams that enables hosting and running applications and websites with built-in security and delivery infrastructure. It provides free SSL, a global content delivery network, and automatic deployments from GitHub, and supports running apps, web apps, static sites, background workers, APIs, cron jobs, Docker containers, and PostgreSQL on the cloud. Founded in 2018 and based in San Francisco, Render aims to eliminate the need to manage servers by delivering a developer-friendly cloud that combines simplicity, scalability, and cost efficiency, helping software teams ship products quickly.

Pixeltable is a technology company that provides an open-source Python framework for AI and machine learning engineers. Its platform aims to simplify and unify the entire AI/ML workflow by handling data across various modalities, supporting user-defined transformations and custom functions, and automatically versioning data and models for reproducibility and transparency. This enables developers to focus on modeling and experimentation while integrating AI models seamlessly.

Render is a cloud hosting platform for developers and teams that enables hosting and running applications and websites with built-in security and delivery infrastructure. It provides free SSL, a global content delivery network, and automatic deployments from GitHub, and supports running apps, web apps, static sites, background workers, APIs, cron jobs, Docker containers, and PostgreSQL on the cloud. Founded in 2018 and based in San Francisco, Render aims to eliminate the need to manage servers by delivering a developer-friendly cloud that combines simplicity, scalability, and cost efficiency, helping software teams ship products quickly.

Render is a cloud hosting platform for developers and teams that enables hosting and running applications and websites with built-in security and delivery infrastructure. It provides free SSL, a global content delivery network, and automatic deployments from GitHub, and supports running apps, web apps, static sites, background workers, APIs, cron jobs, Docker containers, and PostgreSQL on the cloud. Founded in 2018 and based in San Francisco, Render aims to eliminate the need to manage servers by delivering a developer-friendly cloud that combines simplicity, scalability, and cost efficiency, helping software teams ship products quickly.

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Render is a cloud hosting platform for developers and teams that enables hosting and running applications and websites with built-in security and delivery infrastructure. It provides free SSL, a global content delivery network, and automatic deployments from GitHub, and supports running apps, web apps, static sites, background workers, APIs, cron jobs, Docker containers, and PostgreSQL on the cloud. Founded in 2018 and based in San Francisco, Render aims to eliminate the need to manage servers by delivering a developer-friendly cloud that combines simplicity, scalability, and cost efficiency, helping software teams ship products quickly.

Hypernet is a decentralized computing platform that monetizes idle devices by enabling a blockchain-powered marketplace for buying and selling computing power across laptops, servers, and edge devices. It supports an asynchronous, distributed programming model and privacy-preserving in-network data analytics, designed for dispersed systems and high-performance computing at scale. Its tools include the Hypernet Protocol for a server-less compute ecosystem, the Hypernet Framework API for secure data processing, and Galileo, an app to run compute jobs on colleagues’ machines, labs, or cloud resources. The company also advances Web3 adoption with cross-chain identity and enterprise-friendly low-code/no-code tools, helping creators and enterprises access affordable distributed computation while monetizing idle hardware.

Render is a cloud hosting platform for developers and teams that enables hosting and running applications and websites with built-in security and delivery infrastructure. It provides free SSL, a global content delivery network, and automatic deployments from GitHub, and supports running apps, web apps, static sites, background workers, APIs, cron jobs, Docker containers, and PostgreSQL on the cloud. Founded in 2018 and based in San Francisco, Render aims to eliminate the need to manage servers by delivering a developer-friendly cloud that combines simplicity, scalability, and cost efficiency, helping software teams ship products quickly.

PlanetScale designs and develops an online database platform that enables businesses to operationalize Vitess for protecting, accessing, and deriving insights from their data. It offers a Database-as-a-service platform, cluster manager software licenses, open-source Vitess support, training solutions, and PlanetScaleDB for vendor lock prevention, data locality, disaster recovery, MySQL compatibility, scaling, and control plane deployment.

Hypernet is a decentralized computing platform that monetizes idle devices by enabling a blockchain-powered marketplace for buying and selling computing power across laptops, servers, and edge devices. It supports an asynchronous, distributed programming model and privacy-preserving in-network data analytics, designed for dispersed systems and high-performance computing at scale. Its tools include the Hypernet Protocol for a server-less compute ecosystem, the Hypernet Framework API for secure data processing, and Galileo, an app to run compute jobs on colleagues’ machines, labs, or cloud resources. The company also advances Web3 adoption with cross-chain identity and enterprise-friendly low-code/no-code tools, helping creators and enterprises access affordable distributed computation while monetizing idle hardware.