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MemVerge is a software company founded on the vision that every application should run in memory. MemVerge’s Memory Machine™ software is the foundation for a new era of Big Memory computing, providing petabyte-size pools of shared persistent memory and powerful data services so that data-centric applications such as AI, machine learning, financial market data analytics and high-performance computing are easier to develop and deploy. MemVerge’s Big Memory software lowers the cost of memory, allows it to scale out and makes it highly available with memory data services such as ZeroIO™ snapshot, memory replication, and lightning-fast recovery.

Lilt aims to make the world’s information accessible to all with AI-powered language translation software and services. Traditional translation services can be time-consuming and costly – impeding companies from translating all the information that could be useful. Lilt’s software provides accurate, localized and cost-effective translation. Combining adaptive neural machine translation technology, a translation management system and professional translators, Lilt enables organizations to use language translation to scale their localization programs, accelerate go-to-market strategies and improve the global customer experience.

SambaNova, a startup building the industry’s most advanced systems platform to run artificial intelligence and data-intensive applications from the datacenter to the edge, has raised a $250 million Series C funding round to accelerate the software capabilities of their next-generation computing platform.

ZeroFox, the global category leader in public attack surface protection, has secured $74 million in funding to bolster its expansion and advance its AI learning capabilities.

Cherre, a real estate data and analytics platform startup, has raised $16 million in growth funding led by Intel Capital. With an award-winning AI platform, Cherre’s technology helps companies analyze datasets in real-time to help accurately evaluate investment and underwriting opportunities.

Open source startup Anyscale has come out of stealth to raise $20.6 million in a Series A round of funding. Anyscale plans to use its funding to build out its first commercial product, which is expected to launch next year.