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Varitronix was established in Hong Kong in 1978 by a group of academics and developed liquid-crystal-display manufacturing capabilities. By 2026 BOE Varitronix focuses on automotive and industrial display modules and systems, including larger intelligent cockpit displays.
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CS Disco was incorporated in 2013 after technology developed inside Texas litigation firm Camara & Sibley was turned into a dedicated legal-software business. The company built cloud software for electronic discovery and legal case review and went public in 2021. Founder Kiwi Camara left in 2023 during a board investigation, and Eric Friedrichsen became chief executive in 2024.
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Silicon Labs was founded in 1996 by Nav Sooch, Dave Welland and Jeff Scott as a mixed-signal semiconductor company. By 2026, Silicon Labs focused on secure wireless technologies used in connected home, industrial, commercial and smart-city devices.
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Simulations Plus was incorporated in California in July 1996 by Walt Woltosz and colleagues to apply modelling and simulation to pharmaceutical development. By 2026 Simulations Plus provides software and consulting used across drug discovery, development, clinical research and regulatory work.
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SiteMinder was founded in Sydney in 2006 by Mike Ford and Mike Rogers to simplify the way hotels distribute rooms across online booking channels. In 2026 SiteMinder provides hotel commerce software connecting accommodation providers with booking channels and guest-facing sales tools.
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One Stop Systems began as a limited liability company in 1998 and was incorporated in California in 1999. The business developed high-performance computing and expansion systems, later reorganised through transactions involving Mission Technology Group and Magma and reincorporated in Delaware before going public in 2018.
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Navan was founded in 2015 by Ariel Cohen and Ilan Twig under the name TripActions, initially focusing on software for business travel. By 2026, Navan offered corporate travel booking, expense management and payment technology to businesses.
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Arqit was founded in the United Kingdom in 2017 by David Williams and colleagues with a strategy focused on cryptography designed to remain secure in a future with powerful quantum computers. By 2026 Arqit markets quantum-safe encryption technology to government and enterprise customers.
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CEVA’s current corporate lineage was created in 2002 when Parthus Technologies combined with the DSP intellectual-property business separated from DSP Group. In 2026 CEVA licenses semiconductor IP and related software used by chip designers in consumer, automotive, industrial and communications markets.
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Gentrack was established in New Zealand in the 1980s during changes to the country’s power market and built software for utility billing and customer management. The company expanded internationally, listed on the NZX and ASX, and broadened beyond utilities through airport and operational technology under the Veovo brand.
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