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The company now called AlphaTON Capital was originally incorporated in Ontario in 1973 and passed through multiple unrelated businesses, including a later biotechnology strategy under the Portage Biotech name. It changed its name to AlphaTON Capital in August 2025 and pivoted toward digital assets and the TON blockchain ecosystem, changing its market ticker at the same time.
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CSG was founded in 1982 and developed software for billing and managing customer relationships in the cable and communications industries. By 2026, CSG provided software and services that help communications and other subscription businesses manage customers, pricing, revenue and digital interactions.
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Versus Systems’ legal entity began in Canada in 1988 under a resource-company identity and passed through mining and energy names before adopting Versus Systems in 2016. The company exited its former resource focus, built a software platform for rewards and engagement and acquired Xcite Interactive in 2021, later redomiciling to Delaware in 2024.
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Diebold Nixdorf combines two long technology lineages. Diebold traces its roots to an American safe-and-lock business founded in 1859, while Heinz Nixdorf established a computing laboratory in Germany in 1952 that ultimately became part of Wincor Nixdorf. By 2026, Diebold Nixdorf supplied cash-management…
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Aterian’s operating business traces to Mohawk Group, incorporated in 2014, while the public parent structure was created in Delaware in 2018 as Mohawk Group Holdings. The company used data and software to acquire and manage consumer-product brands sold heavily through online marketplaces and adopted the Aterian name in April 2021.
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Flywire’s origins go back to 2009, when Spanish entrepreneur Iker Marcaide started peerTransfer to reduce the cost and complexity of paying university fees across borders. The company formally dates its founding to 2011. By 2026, Flywire processed complex domestic and cross-border payments for thousands of…
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Himax Technologies was founded in 2001 in Tainan, Taiwan, as a fabless semiconductor company focused on display-driver technologies. By 2026, Himax designed display, imaging, sensing and optical semiconductors for automotive, consumer and emerging AR/VR applications.
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enish was established in Japan on 24 February 2009 as Synphonie, initially connected to a mobile-application development operation. The company launched early social games including Boku no Restaurant, changed its name to enish in September 2012 and listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Mothers market later that year before focusing more heavily on game applications.
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authID remains Nasdaq-listed under AUID and provides biometric identity-verification technology; in August 2026 its board said it was evaluating strategic and financing alternatives.
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eToro was founded in 2007 by Yoni Assia, Ronen Assia and David Ring with the aim of making online investing more accessible and social. By 2026, eToro operated a multi-asset investing platform across dozens of countries, combining brokerage functionality with social feeds and portfolio-copying tools.
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