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SF YC W24 AI spreadsheet at 5,000 cells/minute with agents in cells; $7M total ($5M General Catalyst + $2M pre-seed YC/Ferdowsi/LangChain/Intercom) serving EY, Etched, Cognition competing with Excel Copilot for knowledge work automation.
Paradigm is a San Francisco-based AI-powered spreadsheet platform — backed by Y Combinator (W24) with $7 million in total funding including a $5 million seed led by General Catalyst and a $2 million pre-seed from Y Combinator with backing from Arash Ferdowsi (Dropbox co-founder), Harrison Chase (LangChain founder), and Eoghan McCabe (Intercom co-founder) — providing professionals at consulting firms, banks, and technology companies with an AI spreadsheet that embeds intelligent agents into cells, enabling research, analysis, and reporting automation at 5,000 cells per minute and 10x faster than traditional spreadsheet workflows. Founded in 2024 by 22-year-old Anna Monaco, Paradigm serves customers including EY, Etched (AI chip startup), and Cognition (AI coding), processing hundreds of thousands of cells weekly since its beta launch in late 2024.
Cloud object storage at 80% less than AWS S3 with no egress fees; S3-compatible platform serving 50K+ customers in media, backup, and AI data storage workloads.
Wasabi Technologies is a cloud object storage company providing hot cloud storage at approximately 80% less cost than Amazon S3, competing on price, performance, and simplicity for customers who need to store and access large volumes of data in the cloud. Founded in 2015 in Boston, Massachusetts by David Friend and Jeff Flowers (both serial entrepreneurs who previously founded Carbonite), Wasabi has raised approximately $500 million and positioned itself as the lowest-cost alternative to AWS S3, Google Cloud Storage, and Azure Blob Storage for high-volume data storage needs.
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