Company Sector Fields
Client Focus
Target customer segment
B2B
B2C
Income Streams
How the company generates revenue
Advertising
Commission
Selling own inventory
Subscription
Business Models
How the company operates and delivers value
Marketplace & eCommerce
SaaS
Manufacturing
Technologies
Core technologies the company uses or develops
3D Technology
Artificial Intelligence
Augmented Reality
Autonomous & Sensor Tech
Big Data
Blockchain
Computer Vision
Connected Device
Deep Learning
Deep Tech
Hardware
IoT
Machine Learning
Mobile app
Nanotech
Natural Language Processing
Quantum Technologies
Recognition Technology
Virtual Reality
Industries & Sub-Industries
31 industries, each with nested sub-industries. Hover to reveal children.
Tags
Free-form tags for cross-cutting themes. 2,783 unique tags total — 50 examples shown:
Generative AI
AI Agents
AI Model Layer
GenAI Applications
GenAI Model Maker
AI Computing Infrastructure
Defence
AI Data Preparation and Generation
MLOps
Humanoid
GenAI Operation Layer
AI Safety
AI Model Training and Development
Defence Applications
Manufacturing and Assembly Robots
Photonics Tech
GenAI Computing Layer
Quantum Computing
AI Model Deployment and Monitoring
Quantum Computers and Processors
AI Chips and Processors
Industrial Robotics
No-Code and Low-Code Software
Nuclear Fission
Drones
Chips and Processors
Electronic Health Records (EHR)
Radar Sensors
AI Security
Nuclear Fusion
Semiconductor Engineering Equipment
Space Upstream
Investment Research
Propulsion Systems
Hard Tech
Spinout
DT and LS
Woman Founder
Biotechnology
Platform
Sustainable Development Goals
SaaS
Social
Core AI
Biotech and Pharma
Climate Tech
Retail
AI Applications
Analytics
Risk Management
How It All Fits Together
- Industries are the top level (31 categories), each containing nested sub-industries — a company can belong to multiple industries.
- Sub-industries reuse labels across industries — e.g., “Content Production” appears under Media, Telecom, Music, etc. The sub-industry is contextual to its parent.
- The 18 simplified sectors (shown above) are algorithmically derived from the combination of industries, sub-industries, tags, and technologies.
- income_streams and client_focus are descriptive metadata only — available for filtering but not used in sector classification.
- Tags are free-form cross-cutting labels (2,783 unique) that can span any industry — they contribute to sector classification alongside the structured fields.