Companies

The world's top tech companies, by category: what each one does and how the business is performing, every figure from its own filings.

AI & semiconductors

The chips, systems and models the AI build-out runs on

NVIDIAThe company the AI build-out runs on: its GPUs, networking and CUDA software are the default way to train and serve large models.$215.9B revenue · +66.9% a year$215.9B revenue · +66.9% a year

Cloud & data

Where software runs and where its data lives

CloudflareA global network where every server runs every service, from security and content delivery to a developer platform at the edge.$2.2B revenue · +38.1% a year$2.2B revenue · +38.1% a year
SnowflakeThe cloud data platform that separated storage from compute and made the data warehouse a consumption business.$4.7B revenue · +51.2% a year$4.7B revenue · +51.2% a year

Security

Keeping companies, people and their data safe

CrowdStrikeThe platform that showed endpoint security could be a cloud data business: one agent, one data store, many modules.$4.8B revenue · +40.6% a year$4.8B revenue · +40.6% a year

Developer tools

What software teams build, ship and run their code with

DatadogThe default way cloud-native companies see what their systems are doing: metrics, traces, logs and security in one product.$3.4B revenue · +41.5% a year$3.4B revenue · +41.5% a year

Design & creative

Tools for making images, video, documents and products

AdobeThe default tools of the creative and document world, now rebuilding them around generative AI before AI-native tools take the work.$23.8B revenue · +13.1% a year$23.8B revenue · +13.1% a year

Business software

The applications companies run their work on

ServiceNowThe workflow system of record for IT and, increasingly, the rest of the enterprise: one platform, one data model, sold to the biggest companies in the world.$13.3B revenue · +24.1% a year$13.3B revenue · +24.1% a year

Platforms

Ecosystems billions of people and millions of developers build on

Devices

Hardware people hold, wear and work on

AppleA hardware company whose real product is an ecosystem: custom silicon, an operating system and services that make the iPhone hard to leave.$416.2B revenue · +8.7% a year$416.2B revenue · +8.7% a year