Equinix LLC

We've been at this since 1987, growing into one of the largest IT solutions providers and systems integrators in the Philippines. We don't just sell products - we provide solutions. That's been our approach for over three decades, and it's why 80% of our business comes from repeat clients. We focus on technology that's tested, proven, and globally recognized. Our team believes every company has the potential to be great. Through state-of-the-art technology, we help organizations transform into market leaders. Whether it's IT infrastructure, security, data management, hybrid cloud, or digital automation, we're here to help you navigate digital transformation. We've delivered 500+ successful projects and earned recognition from partners like IBM, Precisely, and Kaspersky along the way.

We're building a different kind of security platform because we saw how security teams were drowning in noise, struggling with fragmented tools, and spending too much time on manual tasks. Our Unified Defense SIEM brings everything together - SIEM, UEBA, SOAR, and threat intelligence - in one cloud-native platform that actually helps people work smarter. We don't just sell software and walk away. We've built our platform on Snowflake and AWS from the ground up because we wanted something that scales without breaking the budget and that gives teams real control over their data pipelines. Our Agentic AI handles the repetitive triage and investigation work so analysts can focus on what matters most. We've helped organizations cut storage and compute costs by up to 50 percent while improving analyst efficiency by the same margin - not by adding more tools, but by making the ones they have work together.

EBANX builds the payment infrastructure that powers global commerce in emerging markets. Founded in 2012, the company connects the world's largest digital businesses with millions of consumers across Latin America, Africa, and Asia, processing over 200 local payment methods in more than 20 countries. With a proprietary back-end platform and over a decade of regional expertise, EBANX enables companies like Spotify, Uber, Airbnb, and AliExpress to expand seamlessly into high-growth markets without requiring local entities. The platform handles the full spectrum of cross-border payments - including pay-in, payout, B2B transactions, and recurring billing - while providing advanced fraud protection, regulatory compliance, and 99.99% uptime. EBANX delivers superior payment performance through smart routing, dynamic retry mechanisms, and 100+ direct connections to local payment processors. Headquartered in Curitiba, Brazil, with operations spanning the United States, China, Europe, and Latin America, the company has grown from a small startup to a unicorn serving over 500 global merchants and more than 1 billion consumers worldwide.

We're a Service-Disabled and Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) based in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area, focused on building modern and tailored IT solutions that directly support our customers' missions. Our team brings deep subject matter expertise across cloud computing, virtualization, cyber security, software development, and data services - work that matters because we support the Intelligence Community, Department of Defense, Federal Law Enforcement, Civilian Agencies, and private sector organizations. Through strategic partnerships with industry leaders like AWS, VMware, Microsoft, Cisco, and Splunk, we deliver comprehensive IT products and solutions while maintaining a thorough understanding of government requirements, including NIST and DoD security standards. We combine our technical expertise with our knowledge of infrastructure needs and security requirements to create innovative, secure environments for our clients.

Equifax Chile operates as the local arm of a global data, analytics, and technology company that processes credit and financial information across multiple markets. The company serves financial services firms, insurance providers, automotive companies, and government agencies throughout Chile, positioning itself as infrastructure for credit decisions during consumer moments like mortgage applications, car financing, job applications, and education loans. The operation plays a structural role in Chile's economy by providing data that underpins lending and risk assessment decisions. The company has completed a multi-year transformation of its cybersecurity capabilities, backed by what it describes as significant investment, following the threat landscape that comes with operating centralized consumer data systems at scale. The technical focus spans data protection, information security, privacy engineering, and cybersecurity operations - domains that matter when you're the entity holding credit histories and financial profiles for populations. The security posture rebuild addresses the obvious threat model: Equifax operates honeypot infrastructure for threat actors, given the value and concentration of the data it holds. Equifax Chile's technical stack centers on data analytics platforms, secure data processing pipelines, and the cybersecurity architecture required to defend those systems. The company's technical domains include data engineering, analytics tooling, privacy-preserving computation, and the full security operations spectrum from network defense to incident response. For security practitioners, the environment represents working on systems where breaches have direct financial and identity theft implications for millions of consumers - high-stakes infrastructure with regulatory oversight and constant adversarial pressure.

EWOR GmbH runs a Berlin-based founder fellowship with a 0.1% acceptance rate, targeting entrepreneurs building transformative tech companies across AI, HealthTech, clean energy, and fintech. The program offers up to €500,000 in immediate funding per fellow, plus €300,000 in cloud credits distributed through 16+ partner companies. Founded in 2020, EWOR operates as a virtual-first, borderless ecosystem with weekly 1:1 mentorship from full-time unicorn founders - including builders from SumUp (€8B), Adjust (€1B exit), and ProGlove (€500M exit). The fellowship's operational model centers on direct sparring sessions between fellows and mentor-founders, rather than cohort programming or curriculum. EWOR claims its fellows have raised Europe's largest pre-seed rounds as first-time founders, with €13M in aggregate pre-seed funding secured and valuations reaching $3B within two years of joining. The program draws founders with academic credentials from MIT and Oxford, including nuclear scientists and PhDs, positioning itself as infrastructure for technical founders building at the edge of emerging domains. For cybersecurity founders, the threat model here is resource allocation: EWOR's structure assumes high-conviction bets on individuals rather than diversified portfolios, with mentorship bandwidth as the constraining factor. The cloud credit package suggests focus on compute-intensive projects - relevant for security tooling that requires large-scale testing environments, threat modeling simulations, or ML-based detection systems. The 0.1% acceptance rate functions as both brand signal and actual filter, though the €300,000 cloud allocation indicates they're backing founders who need infrastructure at scale, not just capital.