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Hansen Technologies was founded in Melbourne in 1971 and developed software and services for billing and customer management. By 2026 Hansen supplies billing, customer-care, service-provisioning and related software to utilities and telecom operators around the world.
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Ibotta grew from a 2012 cash-back app into the Ibotta Performance Network, a digital promotions platform reaching consumers through retailer publishers.
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Quadient evolved from Neopost’s mailroom technology into digital communications, finance automation and parcel lockers, with software moving to the centre of the group.
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SAKURA Internet grew from a 1996 student hosting venture into a Japanese cloud and data-centre operator now supplying Government Cloud and GPU infrastructure.
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DeNA evolved from the Bidders auction site into Mobage, mobile games, sports and live communities, with Pokémon TCG Pocket powering a fresh growth cycle by 2026.
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GBG grew from phone-number and address-data businesses founded in 1989 into a global identity, fraud and location technology group built around GBG Go and Loqate.
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Trustpilot grew from a 2007 Danish review site into a global subscription software business whose value depends on keeping paid business customers separate from review integrity.
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The current BigBear ai was assembled from several analytics cyber and engineering businesses rather than founded as a single AI start-up Private-equity owner AE Industrial Partners combined NuWave Solutions and PCI in 2021 under the BigBear ai name By 2026 BigBear ai supplies AI computer vision biometrics and decision-intelligence technology with government and defence customers…
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Masaru Tange founded SHIFT in Japan in September 2005, initially applying process-improvement methods to manufacturing clients. In 2026 SHIFT provides software quality, development, consulting, operations and AI-enabled digital-transformation services, with Tange still serving as chief executive.
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Alight grew from Aon Hewitt’s benefits and HR outsourcing operations. By 2026 it focuses on benefits administration and human-capital technology after selling its Payroll & HCM Outsourcing business in July 2024.
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