AI agents
A field in the newsroom's taxonomy: 22 companies filed under it.
Companies building AI agents, agent platforms and the infrastructure agents run on.
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Companies filed under it
22 companies, by country: United States 8, United Kingdom 3, France 2, Sweden 2, Belgium 1, China 1, Czechia 1, Hungary 1, Israel 1, Singapore 1, Switzerland 1.
- Altegio (Hungary). Vertical system of record (SoR) positioned as the layer AI agents are built on.
- Cisco (Outshift by Cisco) (United States). Networking and security; at Web Summit it presents Outshift by Cisco (incubation of emerging tech) and Cisco DevNet (developer platform for agentic AI), with open-source projects in agentic AI, quantum and next-gen infrastructure.
- Cnext (Belgium). Builds agentic AI solutions for European businesses on its own Kairos platform: secure, compliant agents grounded in business context and plugged into existing systems; 400+ solutions over almost 20 years.
- Conscium (United Kingdom). AI safety lab and agent verification platform: simulation testing and verification so AI agents can be deployed with more confidence, plus research on conscious AI.
- Delta Labs (Switzerland). Elaiia gives teams the voice of the customer in hours using AI Twins, synthetic customer profiles grounded in behavioural data.
- Emergence (United States). Builds agentic infrastructure for enterprise: verified, governed AI agents that plan, reason and act across complex systems.
- Exa (United States). Search API for AI agents: real-time web data, deep research and structured content from one endpoint.
- Genspark (United States). All-in-one AI workspace aiming to autopilot busywork for knowledge workers; says it reached $250M ARR in 12 months.
- GetVocal AI (France). Platform for enterprise contact centres that models how a business works and orchestrates an AI fleet across channels with a human-AI flywheel; customers include Deutsche Telekom and Glovo.
- Hexamind (France). French AI company ("L'IA utile et maîtrisée"); publishes Hexgate, an open-source (MIT) authorization layer for AI agents that gates every tool call through allow/deny/approval decisions by role, with signed policy bundles and an audit trail.
- Keewano (Israel). Building KeewanoDB, a database for AI agents and machine reasoning that stores every event across users, devices and agents as an ordered history with context.
- Legora (Sweden). Collaborative AI for lawyers: review, research, drafting and advice.
- Linux Foundation (Agentic AI Foundation) (United States). The Linux Foundation hosts open-source projects; the speaker is Executive Director of its Agentic AI Foundation (AAIF), a neutral foundation for open standards in agentic AI.
- Make (Czechia). Visual no-code platform to build, scale and automate AI and agentic workflows.
- Manus AI (China). Action engine that executes tasks and automates workflows on a user's behalf.
- PolyAI (United Kingdom). Enterprise voice AI: agentic dialog platform for customer service.
- Primitive (United States). Email built for agents: gives AI agents their own email address and the tools to act on it over standard email protocols; backed by Y Combinator.
- RWS Group (United Kingdom). Language and content technology company; its Group CEO speaks on 'Your AI agent just got a passport' (the company site did not return a page to an automated read, so 'what' rests on the session and bio).
- SageOx (United States). Collaboration platform that turns humans and AI agents into teams by giving them one shared context.
- Sensay (Singapore). Uses AI to capture expertise inside a team into living knowledge bases that stay accessible after people leave.
- Strawberry (Sweden). The AI-native browser.
- You.com (Recursive & You.com) (United States). You.com provides search and inference infrastructure for AI ("the core AI infrastructure you need to maximize accuracy while reducing latency and costs").
The same, as data: topics/ai-agents.json (how to read them: the data, as JSON). The industry graph, all fields and companies: graph/industry.json.