MathWorks is the maker of MATLAB & Simulink, one of the leading Engineering development platforms.

Airtable is an all-in-one collaboration tool used by startups of all sizes, ranging from teams in accelerators to hyper-growth companies like WeWork, Airbnb, and Slack. With Airtable, you can do everything from plan a product launch, to organize user feedback, to manage fundraising outreach.

Adjust is the mobile marketing platform for marketers around the world wanting to grow their app. We provide a single platform for mobile attribution, campaign automation, and data privacy and protection — all informed by accurate, high-quality data.

The NVIDIA Deep Learning Institute is a learning portal that offers materials, self-paced and live training, and educator programs – giving individuals and startup teams what they need to advance their knowledge in AI, accelerated computing, data science, graphics and simulation, and more.

NVIDIA provides Inception members with access to preferred pricing on hardware infrastructure for use in qualified servers and/or workstations from NVIDIA’s authorized resale partners. Products are offered up to 30% discount and sometimes, Inception members have access to early hardware releases.

Bubble is a software development platform that enables anyone to build and launch fully functional web applications without writing code.

SolidWorks provides the breadth of tools to tackle the most complex problems, and the depth to finish critical detail work.

Instabug is a computer software company that offers services for mobile app developers to help them in testing their applications.

NVIDIA provides preferred pricing on software products. We offer preferred member discounts of up to 70% off on software products including but not limited to Omniverse (Creater, Nucleus, and Reviewer), Virtual Workstation (vWS), NV AI Enterprise (NVAIE), and Riva Enterprise (Speech SDK).

Statsig is the leading product experimentation platform that helps businesses use data to ship fast and build better products. Companies like Microsoft, Figma, Notion, Flipkart, Eventbrite, Ancestry, Headspace, and Univision use Statsig to manage feature rollouts, automate experiments, and make decisions based on performance metrics. Founded in 2021 by former Facebook engineers, Statsig supports thousands of experiments impacting over a billion end users globally. Statsig democratizes experimentation, an essential aspect of reducing development risk, and previously only accessible to big tech companies.