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Grover

Grover is a technology company that provides a platform for people to rent and subscribe to consumer electronics and gadgets. The company's services aim to offer a sustainable and affordable alternative to traditional electronics ownership, while promoting reuse and recycling of devices.

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Sixt

Sixt is a leading international mobility service provider, founded in 1912 and headquartered in Pullach, Germany. The company offers car rental, leasing, and ride-hailing services, as well as innovative mobility solutions to meet the changing needs of customers.

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BSH

BSH is a leading player in the global home appliance industry, offering a range of products under renowned brands. The company is committed to delivering innovation and quality to improve the daily lives of consumers.

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Munich RE

Discover Munich Re's journey to a 90% reduction in monitoring time, transitioning from a complex mix of tools to Aporia's streamlined, powerful platform.

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Orr Shilon

“As a company with AI at its core, we take our models in production seriously. Aporia allows us to gain full visibility into our models' performance and take full control of it."

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Aviram Cohen

“ML models are sensitive when it comes to application production data. This unique quality of AI necessitates a dedicated monitoring system to ensure their reliability. I anticipate that similar to application production workloads, monitoring ML models will – and should – become an industry standard.”