IT & Software Services

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  Intergo Telecom

  Paphos, Cyprus

  Intergo Telecom Ltd is a Cyprus-based telecommunications and technology company specialising in Communication Platforms as a Service (CPaaS). Founded in 2016 by Marios Italos, the company develops and operates cloud-based communication platforms that enable enterprises to send and receive messages across multiple channels, including SMS, Voice, Viber, WhatsApp, and RCS. Intergo Telecom’s infrastructure leverages direct-to-carrier interconnections in hundreds of destinations, ensuring high deliverability for time-critical messages such as one-time passwords (OTPs) and two-factor authentication (2FA). The company offers a suite of products, including the SMS.to business messaging platform, Telxi for local virtual numbers, and robust APIs that integrate with popular ecommerce platforms, CRMs, and marketing suites. In addition to serving enterprises, Intergo Telecom provides SMS and voice hubbing services to mobile network operators (MNOs), MVNOs, aggregators, and other CPaaS providers. The company holds full telecommunications licensing and operates from its headquarters in Paphos, Cyprus, with a presence also registered in the United Kingdom. As of the latest available information, Intergo Telecom remains privately held, bootstrapped rather than venture-funded, and continues to expand its global connectivity backbone for omnichannel enterprise communications.

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  HelpGrid

  Wilmington, Delaware, United States

  HelpGrid is a performance-driven BPO partner headquartered in Wilmington, Delaware, that specializes in omnichannel customer support and abandoned cart recovery for eCommerce brands, particularly in the health and wellness sector. Founded in 2015, the company has grown from a people-reliant sales model into a full revenue engine blending proprietary technology, practical AI, and human connection. Its core services—inbound customer support, cart recovery, and order taking—operate 24/7, and the company differentiates itself with a pay-on-performance pricing model that aligns incentives with client success. HelpGrid claims to have generated over $125 million in additional revenue for its partners and that recovered sales account for roughly 15% of clients' total revenue. The company is privately held with an estimated 191 employees and serves as a B2B outsourced solution helping eCommerce businesses improve customer retention and lifetime value.

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  Cloudflare (TEH Group)

  San Francisco, California, USA

  Cloudflare, Inc. (NYSE: NET) is a leading connectivity cloud company that provides a comprehensive suite of Internet performance, security, and edge‑computing services. Founded in 2009 by Matthew Prince, Lee Holloway, and Michelle Zatlyn, the company operates one of the world’s largest global networks, spanning more than 335 cities within 50 ms of 95 % of the global population. Its core offerings include a reverse proxy, a content delivery network (CDN), DDoS mitigation, a public DNS resolver (1.1.1.1), a VPN service (WARP), and the Workers serverless compute platform. In recent years Cloudflare has expanded into Zero Trust networking, SASE via Cloudflare One, AI security gateways, and domain registration. The company’s mission is “to help build a better Internet,” and it powers approximately 21 % of all websites (as of January 2026 per W3Techs), including 42 % of the Fortune 500. Cloudflare went public on the New York Stock Exchange in September 2019 at $15 per share. As of 2025, the company reported over 5,100 employees and annual revenue exceeding $2.1 billion. Cloudflare’s network processes billions of threats daily, and it is frequently recognized by industry analysts for its vision in SASE and Zero Trust platforms. The company also faces periodic controversy over content‑neutrality policies and has been involved in copyright litigation.

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  Bazoom

  Copenhagen, Denmark

  Bazoom is a global link building marketplace founded in 2018 that connects businesses, agencies, and freelancers with over 80,000 premium media outlets for acquiring high-quality backlinks. The company replaced traditional manual spreadsheets with a custom-built platform in 2020, offering transparent self-service link purchasing without subscription fees. Operating from offices in Spain, Malta, the USA, and Denmark, Bazoom employs over 80 professionals and emphasizes white-hat, editorial link building aligned with Google guidelines. The US became its largest market after co-founder Nicolai Klausen relocated there in 2021. In addition to the marketplace, Bazoom offers a content writing service called Content by Bazoom. The company has seen rapid growth, with a reported triple-digit million exit by founders in 2021.

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  AdsPower

  Singapore, Singapore

  Founded in 2019 in Hong Kong, AdsPower is a leading anti-detect browser platform that enables businesses and individuals to manage multiple online accounts without being detected or banned. The company's core solution creates isolated browsing environments with unique digital fingerprints, supporting over 20 fingerprint customization options across two custom browsers—SunBrowser (Chromium) and FlowerBrowser (Firefox). With features including RPA automation, a Local API, multi-window synchronization, and team management, AdsPower serves more than 9 million users across 235 countries. The company is privately held, headquartered in Singapore, and employs an estimated 51–200 people. Its pricing is competitive, offering a free tier and paid plans starting at $9/month, positioning it as a top competitor to Multilogin, GoLogin, and Octo Browser. AdsPower's leadership remains undisclosed publicly.

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  23 Telecom

  55 Riding House Street, London, W1W 7EE, United Kingdom

  23 Telecom is a UK‑based communications platform as a service (CPaaS) provider that enables businesses to engage with their customers through omnichannel messaging – including A2P SMS, email, and mobile app messaging (push notifications and in‑app chat). Founded in London and headquartered in the city’s West End, the company offers a fully integrated, cloud‑native platform that combines APIs, web‑based interfaces, and software development kits (SDKs) for rapid deployment. Its infrastructure is designed to be horizontally scalable, with data storage and compliance handled locally while services are delivered globally. 23 Telecom also provides consultancy on messaging best practices, system integration, and dedicated customer support with 24/7 network monitoring. The company’s core value proposition is to help clients “build foundations for relationships with their customers” by making communication precise, personal, and reliable. As of July 2024, the company employs around 12 people. While specific founding details are not publicly disclosed, 23 Telecom’s registered office has been at 55 Riding House Street, London, W1W 7EE since incorporation, and it remains a private limited company active in the telecommunications sector.

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  Anjouan Gambling License

  Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of the Comoros

  Anjouan Gaming is the official regulatory authority for internet gambling licensing and oversight under the laws of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, part of the Union of the Comoros. Established in 2005 through the Computer Gaming Licensing Law No. 007, it provides a cost-effective and streamlined licensing alternative to Tier-1 European jurisdictions like Malta or Gibraltar. The regulator issues a single unified Internet Gaming Licence that covers all iGaming verticals—online casino, sports betting, poker, bingo, lottery, eSports, provably fair games, and B2B software provision—eliminating the need for multiple permits. Administered by Anjouan Gaming under the supervision of the Anjouan Gaming Board and the Anjouan Offshore Financial Authority, the jurisdiction has gained significant traction since 2023–2024, particularly among crypto-casinos and startups seeking a fast, low-cost entry point. Application processing takes up to three months, with licence fees starting at around US$15,000 and no gross gaming revenue tax. The authority maintains a public register of licensed entities and enforces anti-money laundering and responsible gaming obligations. Recent enhancements include a Revised Certificate Verification Framework and Q1 compliance reporting deadlines, reflecting a commitment to transparency.

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  Baricata

  Malta

  Baricata is a Japanese-founded iGaming company that specialises in artificial intelligence-driven casino dealer technology. Founded in 2023, the company is headquartered in Malta and operates as a game provider combining its original titles with animated streamers to bring products to market. Baricata’s core offering is an AI Casino Dealer capable of real-time interaction, expressive facial cues, and tailored conversational abilities, allowing the dealer to engage players 24/7 and adapt to individual playing styles. The company positions itself at the intersection of live casino gaming and advanced AI, aiming to revolutionise the player experience by replacing or augmenting traditional human dealers with virtual, customisable avatars. Baricata has also formed strategic partnerships, notably with marketing affiliate Raketech, to support its go-to-market strategy. The company is listed as an iGaming supplier on industry directories with a focus on live dealer solutions.

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  Robinhood

  Menlo Park, California, United States

  Robinhood Markets, Inc. is a U.S.-based financial services company that pioneered commission-free stock trading and democratized access to capital markets for a new generation of investors. Founded in April 2013 by Stanford classmates Vladimir Tenev and Baiju Bhatt, the company launched its mobile-first trading app in March 2015, eliminating trading commissions and fractional share investing to lower barriers for retail investors. Headquartered in Menlo Park, California, Robinhood has since expanded from equities into options, crypto, futures, index options, and event contract (prediction) markets, as well as offering cash management, retirement accounts, a credit card, and wealth management services through its Robinhood Strategies unit. The company also operates a crypto wallet, a desktop trading platform called Robinhood Legend, a news website (Sherwood.News), and a venture capital fund (Robinhood Ventures Fund I). As of early 2025, Robinhood served over 27 million funded customers and held approximately $377 billion in total platform assets. The company went public on the Nasdaq in July 2021 under the ticker HOOD and is a component of the S&P 500. Robinhood has faced significant regulatory scrutiny and public controversy, particularly during the 2021 GameStop trading frenzy and subsequent fines for data security and communications failures, but has maintained strong revenue growth—$4.47 billion in 2025—and a growing user base with a median customer age of 35.

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  ChatBet

  ChatBet AI is a pioneering B2B technology company that has developed the first AI-powered conversational betting agent designed to operate within popular messaging apps such as WhatsApp, Telegram, and Discord. Founded in 2025 and operating remotely with a lean team of around five employees, the company replaces traditional web-based sportsbook interfaces with a natural-language betting experience that reduces bet placement from ten steps to just a few seconds. By integrating with operators' existing APIs and leveraging partnerships with AWS, Meta, Telegram, OpenAI, Digitain, and Kambi, ChatBet enables frictionless wagering and provides operators with deeper conversational intent data. The company raised approximately $1 million in strategic funding in 2025 and is gaining commercial traction across global markets. Its technology positions messaging apps as the next primary betting interface, with early trials showing increased bet frequency and reduced friction among test users.

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  Gibtelecom

  15/21 John Mackintosh Square, Gibraltar

  Gibtelecom is Gibraltar's leading telecommunications provider, headquartered at 15/21 John Mackintosh Square in the British Overseas Territory. Founded in 2001 through the merger of Gibraltar Nynex Communications (GNC) and Gibtel, the company has grown to become the dominant telecom operator in Gibraltar, serving residential, business, and government customers. Wholly owned by the Gibraltar Savings Bank, Gibtelecom employs approximately 160 staff and generates annual revenue of £100 million. The company offers a comprehensive portfolio including fixed-line telephony, mobile services (including its Spanish MVNO Lobster), fibre broadband, digital TV, and submarine cable connectivity. Beyond consumer services, Gibtelecom has transitioned into an agile technology company providing enterprise-grade solutions such as data centre facilities through its Rockolo subsidiary, managed IT services, and networking solutions. It serves a diverse client base spanning iGaming, financial services, and public sector organisations, with notable customers including 888 Holdings, Betfred, and Trusted Novus Bank. Under the leadership of CEO Noel Burrows since 2019, Gibtelecom continues to invest in network expansion, AI-driven products, and global infrastructure to support its international clients across regulated markets.

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  Data Modul Inc USA

  Hauppauge, New York, United States

  Data Modul Inc. USA is the North American subsidiary of Data Modul AG, a German specialist in industrial display, touch, embedded, monitor, and panel PC solutions. Founded in 1972, the parent company evolved from a niche distributor into a full-spectrum technology partner with in-house manufacturing of PCAP touch screens, optical bonding, and custom system integration. The US entity, established around 2005 and headquartered in Hauppauge, New York, provides localized sales, engineering support, and supply chain services to OEMs and integrators across medical, industrial automation, transportation, retail, and gaming/iGaming verticals. Global revenue exceeded €287 million in 2023, with over 550 employees worldwide. The company is publicly traded (ISIN: DE000A0JD9E7) and operates production facilities in Germany, Poland, and the USA, emphasizing complete solutions rather than off-the-shelf components.