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zSpace remains focused on augmented and virtual reality education, but Nasdaq trading has been suspended since 28 April 2026 and the company announced a voluntary delisting and deregistration plan on 15 September 2026.
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Asana was founded in 2008 by Dustin Moskovitz and Justin Rosenstein after their experience building internal collaboration tools while working at Facebook. By 2026, Asana combined project and work management with automation and AI features intended to coordinate work across human teams and software agents.
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Techstep’s operating roots date to the late 1990s in Norway, initially around mobile-communications retail and services. The company listed in Oslo in 2002, later adopted the Techstep name and pursued a buy-and-build strategy around device-as-a-service, mobile security, lifecycle management and digital-workplace services.
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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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SeaChange International was founded in 1993 and became a long-running supplier of video-delivery, advertising and cable-television software. The company listed on Nasdaq in the 1990s and spent decades adapting as television distribution moved toward IP and streaming. In May 2024 Enghouse acquired substantially all of SeaChange’s IPTV and video assets.
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Tata Elxsi was founded in Bangalore on 5 May 1989 as part of India’s Tata group, with a focus on applying computing and electronic design to product development. By 2026, Tata Elxsi provided design and technology-engineering services across transportation, media and communications, healthcare and other industries…
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Calix was founded in August 1999 to build broadband-access technology for communications service providers. By 2026, Calix sold broadband platforms, cloud software and managed services that help service providers operate fibre networks and create subscriber-facing services.
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The Glimpse Group was incorporated in Nevada in June 2016 and built a portfolio model around virtual reality, augmented reality and spatial-computing businesses. Rather than relying on a single application, the group assembled multiple immersive-technology teams and enterprise solutions and later became a US public company.
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Grindr launched in 2009 as a location-based mobile social application created primarily for gay men, using smartphone location data to help nearby users connect. By 2026, Grindr remained a large location-based social and dating platform serving LGBTQ+ users globally.
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Sylogist was founded in Calgary in March 1993. The company built a portfolio through acquisitions such as Bellamy Software and Masterworks, concentrating on ERP, payments and administration software for public-sector, education and nonprofit customers.
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