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Headroom Labs builds Headroom, an open-source context-compression layer that compresses tool outputs, database results, file reads and RAG chunks before they reach an LLM, cutting token usage for AI agents while keeping originals in a reversible local cache.

Ollama, founded in 2023 and headquartered in Palo Alto, California, USA, provides an open-source tool for running large language models locally. Developers can download open-weight models and run them locally with a single command, with the option to use cloud resources for larger models.

TrustedRouter (legal entity Lore Hex Corp, a Delaware C-Corp) was founded by Joseph Perla and is registered in Miami, FL. It offers an OpenAI-compatible unified API gateway routing to 600+ models across 90+ providers on GCP/AWS/Azure, optimizing for price, reliability, region and privacy. The codebase is fully open source and combines confidential computing with hardware attestation to prove that no prompts or outputs are retained, positioning it as a 'provably private' alternative to OpenRouter.

RadixArk, founded in 2025 in Palo Alto, California, USA, develops AI systems around the SGLang inference engine and Miles reinforcement learning framework, improving model inference and training efficiency by reducing compute and memory requirements.

Wing Cloud, founded in 2022 in New York, USA, develops an open-source unified cloud programming language.

Autoloops provides inference infrastructure for voice-agent builders: serverless APIs and on-demand GPU clusters serving open-source LLMs such as Gemma at realtime speed. Its proprietary Hanoi engine targets low-latency voice workloads, claiming 2–2.5x lower p50/p95 latency than DeepInfra Turbo and tuned vLLM at high concurrency. Public case study: voice-AI testing platform Cekura. Pitched at GMI Cloud's SCALE accelerator Cohort 2 Demo Day (2026-10-23).