Technology & Software Brands

Free PDF viewing software developed by Adobe Inc., originally released in 1993. Acrobat Reader is the world's most widely used PDF reader, available on Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android.

High-performance KVM-over-IP switches and extenders for mission-critical IT, broadcast, and control rooms.

Professional photo editing and organization software owned by Adobe Inc. (NASDAQ: ADBE), launched in 2007 as the industry standard for photographers. Available through Adobe Creative Cloud subscription with AI-powered features via Adobe Firefly.

Image editing software developed by Adobe Inc., released in 1990. The industry standard for digital photo manipulation and graphic design.

Amazon's voice assistant platform, launched in November 2014 alongside the Amazon Echo smart speaker. Owned by Amazon.com, Inc., a publicly traded company on NASDAQ under ticker AMZN.

Cloud computing platform from Alibaba Group offering IaaS, PaaS, and AI services, dominant in China and expanding globally.

Amazon's advertising platform providing sponsored product ads, display advertising, and marketing solutions for sellers and brands.

Cloud computing division of Amazon.com providing infrastructure, platform, and software services to businesses, governments, and developers worldwide, and the world's largest cloud provider by market share.

AMD's family of server and data center processors based on the Zen microarchitecture. Competes with Intel Xeon in the enterprise CPU market.

AMD's family of data center accelerators and AI GPUs designed for artificial intelligence, machine learning, and high-performance computing workloads.

Graphics processing unit (GPU) brand owned by Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), offering discrete graphics cards for gaming, professional workstations, and data center applications.

AMD's family of high-performance desktop and laptop processors competing with Intel Core processors.

AMD's high-end desktop (HEDT) and workstation processor family offering extreme core counts for content creation, professional workloads, and enthusiast computing. Latest Threadripper 9000 series based on Zen 5 architecture launched July 2025 with up to 96 cores.

Mobile operating system developed by Google, powering billions of smartphones, tablets, and other devices worldwide.

Apple's digital distribution platform for applications, games, and digital content for iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS devices.

Mapping and navigation service developed by Apple Inc., providing turn-by-turn directions, transit information, and location-based services across iOS, iPadOS, and macOS devices.

Social-first dating app for gay, bi, and queer men, launched by Match Group in 2023 with face-first profiles and community features including Stories and interest tags.

KVM switches, professional AV, and intelligent power solutions for IT infrastructure, owned by ATEN International.

IT infrastructure management brand providing KVM switches, serial consoles, and remote access solutions for data centers and mission-critical facilities, owned by Vertiv Holdings (NYSE: VRT).

International social discovery and dating platform founded in 2006, owned by Bumble Inc. and operating as one of the world's largest dating apps with over 400 million registered users.

Audio equipment brand specializing in headphones and speakers, owned by Apple Inc.

Consumer and enterprise KVM switches, secure KVM solutions, and mobile accessories, owned by Foxconn Interconnect Technology.

IT infrastructure solutions including KVM switches, data center services, and network management, owned by Essar Group.

Independent book-summary brand returned to founder ownership in April 2026 after three years under Go1.

Women-first dating and social networking app founded in 2014 by Whitney Wolfe Herd. Owned by Bumble Inc. (NASDAQ: BMBL). Full year 2025 revenue was $965.7 million. The company is executing a member base reset and building an AI-enabled platform relaunch for 2026.

Scheduling automation software platform that eliminates back-and-forth emails when booking meetings.

Mobile document scanning app with OCR capabilities, owned by INTSIG Information Co., Ltd. of Shanghai, China.

Mobile and desktop video editing app developed by ByteDance in 2020, reaching over 300 million monthly active users globally.

Artificial intelligence chatbot developed by OpenAI, based on the GPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformer) language model series.

AI assistant and large language model platform developed by Anthropic, offering chat, coding, and agentic AI capabilities through consumer and enterprise products.

San Francisco-based dating app founded in 2012 by the Kang sisters, focused on curated daily matches for users seeking serious relationships.

Dating app for Hispanic and Latino singles, offering video chat, smart matching, and compatibility features. Owned by Unpack\'d Technologies. Available on iOS and Android.

Algorithm-based online dating platform focused on serious relationships, owned by ParshipMeet Group under ProSiebenSat.1 Media.

Event management and ticketing platform acquired by Bending Spoons on March 10, 2026 for $500 million. In FY2025, Eventbrite hosted 4.6 million events, issued 258 million tickets, and generated over $3.0 billion in gross ticket sales with net revenue of $291.8 million.

Independent dating app for open-minded adults exploring non-monogamous, polyamorous, and alternative relationship structures, founded in London in 2014.

Social connection platform that evolved from a dating app into a real-life social club, founded by Joe Feminella in 2021.

Digital audio workstation software for music production, developed by Image-Line. Known for its Lifetime Free Updates policy and used by producers worldwide.

Canadian wireless telecommunications provider offering mobile phone, home internet, and TV services, owned by Québecor.

Former General Electric software division whose assets were split between GE Vernova (energy software, including GridOS) and GE Aerospace (aviation software) following the April 2024 corporate breakup.

American technical support and repair service providing computer repair, device setup, and technology assistance through in-store, in-home, and remote support services.

Web-based platform for software development and version control using Git, widely used by developers worldwide.

Free web-based email service developed by Google, offering email storage, spam filtering, and integration with Google Workspace productivity tools.

American search engine and technology company, flagship subsidiary of Alphabet Inc., providing internet services and digital advertising.

Google online advertising platform for Search, YouTube, Display, and Shopping ads, owned by Alphabet Inc.

Web browser developed by Google, launched in 2008. Chrome holds 69.65% of the global browser market as of June 2026 and runs on approximately 3.83 billion devices worldwide.

Cloud computing platform offering infrastructure, data analytics, and AI services, owned by Alphabet Inc.

Digital mapping and navigation service providing directions, location search, and real-time traffic, owned by Alphabet Inc.

Video conferencing service for businesses and consumers, providing secure meetings, webinars, and AI-powered collaboration tools.

Cloud-based productivity and collaboration suite providing email, documents, video meetings, and AI tools for businesses.

World's largest social networking app for gay, bi, trans, and queer people, using location-based technology to connect users globally.