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ZOZO was established in Japan in 1998 as Start Today, initially selling imported CDs and records through mail order. By 2026, ZOZO operated one of Japan’s best-known online fashion marketplaces and related technology services.
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N-able’s technology lineage comes from software used by IT managed-service providers to monitor, manage and protect customer systems remotely. In 2026 N-able provides remote monitoring, management, backup and security software for managed service providers and IT departments.
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Duos Technologies developed around intelligent security, video analytics and automated inspection systems, with rail infrastructure becoming a major vertical. By 2026 Duos operates across automated rail inspection and selected infrastructure technology projects.
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Kudelski was founded in Switzerland in 1951 by engineer Stefan Kudelski around the Nagra portable audio recorder. The group later moved into pay-TV encryption, digital access, cybersecurity and public-access technology, turning an audio-equipment pioneer into a broader security and media-technology company.
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Smart Parking’s group history includes long-running parking-management operations in the United Kingdom, where a predecessor business was established in the early 1990s. The Australian-listed group combined parking operations with sensor, data and software technology designed to monitor occupancy, enforce parking rules and improve management of parking assets.
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The Trade Desk was founded in 2009 by Jeff Green and Dave Pickles to build technology for advertisers buying digital media programmatically. By 2026, The Trade Desk remained an independent advertising-technology platform focused on the buy side of digital media.
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DoubleDown Interactive was founded in Seattle in 2008 and became known for free-to-play social casino games distributed through Facebook and mobile platforms. In 2026 DoubleDown develops and publishes social casino and casual mobile games under a portfolio that combines US operating roots with South Korean ownership.
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Telos was founded in 1971 in California and became one of the early US federal systems integrators, supplying specialised software and computer programmes to military and aerospace customers. By 2026 Telos provides cybersecurity, identity and secure enterprise technology largely for US government and regulated customers.
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OPTiM was founded in Saga, Japan, in June 2000 by Shunji Sugaya while he was a university student. The company moved from early internet services into software licensing, remote support and device management, launched products such as Optimal Remote and Optimal Biz, and listed in Tokyo in 2014.
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Kaltura was founded in 2006 and built an open and extensible platform for publishing, managing and delivering online video. The company expanded from video content management into enterprise video, education, webinars, virtual events and cloud-TV products before becoming a public software company.
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