DeepSee honored as a finalist in the 2022 Silicon Slopes Hall of Fame & Awards
Silicon Slopes today unveiled the names of 89 Finalists for its 2021 Hall of Fame & Awards Program, the organization’s first statewide awards and recognition program.
Silicon Slopes today unveiled the names of 89 Finalists for its 2021 Hall of Fame & Awards Program, the organization’s first statewide awards and recognition program.
Silicon Slopes today unveiled the names of 89 Finalists for its 2021 Hall of Fame & Awards Program, the organization’s first statewide awards and recognition program.
DeepSee.ai, a provider of AI-powered automation that solves line-of-business problems in Capital Markets and Insurance industries, announced today that it has been named a 2021 “Cool Vendor” by Gartner in the latest industry report on Conversational and Natural Language Technologies. The Gartner report recognizes just five companies for interesting, new, and innovative products and services.
DeepSee, a leading provider of Knowledge Process Automation solutions, today announced that it has been recognized in the Gartner “Emerging Technologies and Trends Impact Rader: Artificial Intelligence” report (Gartner subscription required). DeepSee was recognized as a sample vendor in the Composite AI category of Gartner’s report.
DeepSee.ai, the leader in AI-powered Knowledge Process Automation, today announced it has closed $22.6 million in Series A funding led by ForgePoint Capital, with participation from previous investors AllegisCyber Capital and Signal Peak Ventures. DeepSee’s total funding to date is now $30.7 million.
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