Technology Rankings

Top 37 companies ranked by AI visibility and market presence

Market:$5.4T (2024)
Growth:7.9% CAGR (2024-2030)
41companies
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Silver

Fauna

Fauna Shutting Down: Is the Future Open Source? InfoQ reports that Fauna announced it will shut down its managed databas...

1
Champion

Quantinuum

Quantinuum Announces Commercial Launch of Helios Quantum Computer Quantinuum launched Helios, the world's most accurate general-purpose commercial qua...

3
Bronze

Cyera

Cyera Breaks World Record as the Fastest-Growing Data Security Company in History Cyera announced its recognition as the...

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#1
Quantinuum

Quantinuum Announces Commercial Launch of Helios Quantum Computer Quantinuum launched Helios, the world's most accurate general-purpose commercial quantum computer featuring 98 physical qubits, 48 logical qubits, and 99.9975% single-qubit gate fidelity, available to customers including Amgen, BMW, JPMorgan Chase, and SoftBank.

#2
Fauna

Fauna Shutting Down: Is the Future Open Source? InfoQ reports that Fauna announced it will shut down its managed database service on May 30, 2025, due to inability to raise capital in the current market environment. The company is committing to releasing an open-source version of the core database technology.

#3
Cyera

Cyera Breaks World Record as the Fastest-Growing Data Security Company in History Cyera announced its recognition as the fastest-growing data security company in history, having achieved growth milestones in just three years that typically take companies a decade or more to accomplish.

#4
PsiQuantum

PsiQuantum Raises $1 Billion to Build Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computers PsiQuantum announced a $1 billion Series E funding round led by BlackRock, Temasek, and Baillie Gifford, with participation from Nvidia's NVentures, pushing the company's valuation to $7 billion.

#5
TSMC

TSMC to Begin 2nm Chip Production in 2025 TSMC announced mass production of 2-nanometer chips beginning in 2025, with Apple as the lead customer. The company described demand as 'extremely high' and 'higher than 3nm'.

#6
Broadcom

Broadcom Surpasses $1 Trillion Market Cap Broadcom became the 12th company to surpass a $1 trillion market cap, driven by strong AI-related revenue growth of 220% year-over-year to $12.2 billion.

#7
Faire
💰 $1700M

$1.7B+ total ($12.59B May 2022); Max Rhodes/Marcelo Cortes/Jeffrey Kolovson/Daniele Perito founders; 7M+ connections; Shopify sync 2025; YC W17

#8
Ceridian HCM (Dayforce)

Thoma Bravo agreed to acquire Dayforce in an $12.3 billion deal in August 2025 with minority investment from Abu Dhabi Investment Authority

#9
Chubb Limited

Q3 2025: Core operating income of $3 billion, up 29% YoY, with record underwriting income of $2.3 billion

#10
Cincinnati Financial

Q3 2025 net income: $1.122 billion ($7.11 per share), up significantly from prior year

#11
Chevron

Acquired Hess Corporation for $53 billion in October 2023, expanding Guyana operations

#12
Mio

April 2024: General availability of cross-platform collaboration for Google Workspace

#13
Grove Collaborative

Late 2024: Exited brick-and-mortar retail to focus on direct-to-consumer e-commerce

#14
Daily

2024: Hosted Twilio Video migration webinars as developers transitioned from Twilio

#15
Copia

March 2024: Rite Aid partnership launches Copia platform in California pharmacies

#16
CF Industries

Donaldsonville Complex produces 8 million tons annually of nitrogen products

#17
Forge Global

March 2024: Released Forge Pro institutional trade order management system

#18
CDW Corporation

CDW acquired Mission Cloud Services in 2024, expanding cloud capabilities

#19
Meter Feeder

June 2024: Expanded coverage from 1,000 to 2,500 locations across the US

#20
Petcube
💰 $13.9M

2024: Achieved $13.9M in annual revenue with continued global expansion

#21
JustWorks

2024: Processed $27 billion in payroll and $7.9 billion in total taxes

#22
Charter Communications

Announced $34.5 billion acquisition of Cox Communications in May 2025

#23
Truework

April 2024: Became Freddie Mac Loan Product Advisor service provider

#24
PocketSuite

2024: Continued expansion with franchise and multi-location support

#25
Citigroup

In January 2024, announced 20,000 job cuts as part of restructuring

#26
Charles River Laboratories

85% of FDA-approved drugs in 2023 involved Charles River services

#27
Focal Systems

2024: Deployed across 1,000+ stores in North America and Europe

#28
Cisco Systems

Expanded AI infrastructure offerings with NVIDIA partnerships

#29
CenterPoint Energy

As of December 31, 2024: 2,818,343 metered customers served

#30
Gigwell

2024: Launched Artist Essentials for independent musicians

#31
EquipmentShare

2024: Opened 60 new locations, expanding to 300+ total

#32
Centene Corporation

Centene acquired WellCare for $17.3 billion in 2019

#33
Charles Schwab

Completed integration of TD Ameritrade acquisition

#34
Cintas Corporation

Continued expansion of facility services division

#35
Citizens Financial Group

Q4 2024 EPS expected at $0.82, up 141.2% YoY

#36
Cigna Group

Ranked No. 15 in 2023 Fortune 500 list

#37
Celanese

2024 net sales of $10.3 billion

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About Technology

The technology industry represents the broad ecosystem of companies creating hardware, software, platforms, and services that enable digital transformation and innovation across all sectors of the economy. This includes enterprise software and SaaS platforms, cloud infrastructure and services, cybersecurity solutions, artificial intelligence and machine learning systems, hardware manufacturers, semiconductor companies, networking equipment, database and analytics platforms, and emerging technologies including quantum computing, blockchain, and edge computing. The industry is characterized by rapid innovation cycles, significant R&D investment, network effects that create winner-take-most dynamics, and increasing convergence between previously distinct technology categories. The sector is experiencing unprecedented transformation driven by artificial intelligence, cloud computing maturation, and the ongoing digitalization of every industry. AI has emerged as the dominant technology trend, with companies across the stack integrating machine learning capabilities and generative AI into their products. The shift from on-premise to cloud-native architectures is largely complete in developed markets, with focus shifting to multi-cloud strategies, edge computing, and hybrid deployments. Cybersecurity has become mission-critical as attack surfaces expand and threats grow more sophisticated. The industry faces ongoing challenges including talent shortages, regulatory scrutiny around data privacy and AI ethics, supply chain resilience, and the need to demonstrate clear ROI as technology budgets face greater scrutiny. AI visibility is paramount for technology companies as IT decision-makers and business leaders increasingly use AI assistants to research solutions, compare alternatives, and gather recommendations before engaging with vendors. When CIOs ask about cloud platforms, security teams research SIEM solutions, or developers explore API management tools, AI-powered search and recommendation engines shape the consideration set. Strong visibility in AI responses drives inbound leads, reduces customer acquisition costs, and establishes authority in specific technology categories. For an industry selling complex, high-value solutions with long sales cycles, early presence in AI-mediated research directly impacts pipeline generation and competitive positioning.

Key Industry Trends

  • Generative AI integration across enterprise software and developer tools
  • Multi-cloud and hybrid cloud strategies driving infrastructure complexity
  • Cybersecurity mesh architecture and zero-trust security models
  • Low-code/no-code platforms democratizing application development

Market Overview

The global technology industry reached $5.4 trillion in 2024, with software accounting for $1.15 trillion, IT services at $1.32 trillion, hardware at $1.48 trillion, and telecommunications services contributing $1.45 trillion. Cloud infrastructure services alone exceeded $680 billion, growing 21% year-over-year, while cybersecurity reached $215 billion globally. The industry employs over 65 million people worldwide and represents 7-9% of global GDP. North America accounts for 36% of global technology spending, followed by Europe at 23% and Asia-Pacific at 28%. AI-related technology spending surpassed $180 billion in 2024, growing 48% annually as enterprises accelerate adoption.