New silicon valley companies

Here are some new Silicon Valley companies that have gained significant attention and traction in recent years:

  1. Figma (2012): A cloud-based design tool that allows teams to collaborate on user interface (UI) and user experience (UX) design.
  2. Robinhood (2013): A financial services company that offers commission-free trading and investing in stocks, ETFs, options, and cryptocurrencies.
  3. Slack (2009): A popular communication platform for teams and organizations, known for its chat-based interface and integrations with other apps.
  4. Airtable (2012): A cloud-based database that allows users to create custom tables, forms, and views to manage data and workflows.
  5. Notion (2013): A productivity and project management tool that allows users to create custom pages, databases, and workflows.
  6. Cruise (2013): A self-driving car company that is developing autonomous vehicle technology for ride-hailing and delivery services.
  7. Lyft (2012): A ride-hailing company that offers on-demand transportation services using a network of independent drivers.
  8. DoorDash (2013): A food delivery company that connects customers with local restaurants and food establishments.
  9. Postmates (2011): A delivery company that offers on-demand delivery of food, groceries, and other items from local merchants.
  10. Instacart (2012): A grocery delivery company that partners with local retailers to offer same-day delivery of fresh produce, meat, dairy products, and other essentials.
  11. ZoomInfo (2009): A sales intelligence platform that provides contact and company data to help sales teams find and engage with potential customers.
  12. Gusto (2011): A human resources and payroll platform that offers benefits, payroll, and compliance services to small businesses and startups.
  13. Stripe (2010): A payment processing company that offers online payment solutions for businesses, including subscription billing and recurring payments.
  14. Palantir (2004): A data analytics company that provides software and services to help organizations integrate, manage, and analyze large datasets.
  15. NVIDIA (1993): A technology company that specializes in graphics processing units (GPUs) and artificial intelligence (AI) computing.
  16. Unity (2004): A game engine company that provides software and services for creating 2D and 3D games, as well as simulations and interactive experiences.
  17. Discord (2015): A communication platform for gamers and communities, offering voice, video, and text chat services.
  18. Robin (2014): A real estate company that offers a platform for buying, selling, and renting homes, as well as providing mortgage and insurance services.
  19. Opendoor (2014): A real estate company that offers a platform for buying and selling homes, as well as providing financing and insurance services.
  20. Honey (2012): A shopping platform that offers cashback rewards, coupons, and price tracking services for online shoppers.

These companies are just a few examples of the many innovative startups and established companies that are shaping the tech industry in Silicon Valley.