Adobe makes Creative Cloud, Acrobat and Experience Cloud for design, document and marketing teams, and has owned Semrush since April 2026.
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Adobe makes Creative Cloud, Acrobat and Experience Cloud for design, document and marketing teams, and has owned Semrush since April 2026.
airSlate is a Massachusetts company behind SignNow, pdfFiller, DocHub and Instapage: eSignature, PDF, document automation and landing page tools.
Beanbag is the company behind Review Board, open source software for code and document review that teams self-host or run on its RBCommons service.
Bending Spoons is a Milan company that buys established digital products and runs them long term: Evernote, Vimeo, WeTransfer, Meetup and Eventbrite.
Broadcom is a semiconductor and infrastructure software company whose software lines include VMware Cloud Foundation, Symantec security and the Salt Project.
Checkmk is a Munich software company that makes Checkmk, IT infrastructure monitoring offered as open source, as self-hosted commercial editions and as SaaS.
Civo is a UK cloud provider selling managed Kubernetes, compute, GPU, database and private cloud services to developers, startups and enterprises.
Data Ladder is a Connecticut software company that makes DataMatch Enterprise and Product Match, tools for matching, deduplicating and cleansing records.
Digital Science is a London research software company building tools for researchers, universities, funders, publishers and enterprise research teams.
Graylog is a Houston software company that began in 2009 as an open source log project and now sells log management, SIEM and API security software.
IBM is an enterprise technology company in Armonk, New York, selling software such as Db2, consulting and infrastructure for hybrid cloud and AI.
Intuit is the company behind TurboTax, QuickBooks, Credit Karma and Mailchimp, selling tax, accounting and marketing software to consumers and small businesses.
Microsoft is the software company behind Windows, Office, Azure and Microsoft Clarity, selling to consumers, businesses, developers and governments worldwide.
Nagios is the Saint Paul company behind Nagios XI and the open-source Nagios Core engine, selling self-hosted IT infrastructure, network and log monitoring.
Normation is the Paris software company behind Rudder, an open-source platform for security configuration management on Linux and Windows systems.
Northern.tech is an Oslo software company behind CFEngine for server configuration management and Mender for IoT over-the-air software updates.
Odoo is the Belgian company behind the Odoo open source business app suite, sold as one free app, hosted per-user plans or a self-hosted Enterprise edition.
Paessler is a Nuremberg software company that makes PRTG, network monitoring software for IT teams and managed service providers.
PagerDuty is a San Francisco software company for developer, IT operations and DevOps teams, and the owner of the Rundeck runbook automation tool.
Positive Group is a French SaaS publisher whose marketing brands include Surfer, Iconosquare, User and Signitic, all built and hosted in Europe.
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