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The Silicon Review
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The Silicon Review
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1993
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The Silicon Review is a privately held business-to-business media company headquartered in Trenton, United States, that has operated continuously since 1993. The publication's core product is editorial content in the form of annual industry rankings and "Companies to Watch" lists covering technology, healthcare technology, and other business sectors. Its featured franchises include the "Most Reputable Companies" ranking and vertical-specific lists such as "Best HealthTech Companies to Watch," both of which were active as of 2026. The company is led by founder and chief executive officer Ashkan Rajaee.

The Silicon Review does not offer a software platform, API, or proprietary technology product. Its stated functional role is to provide third-party endorsement, brand visibility, and credibility for technology and adjacent companies featured in its rankings, serving primarily as a marketing-channel asset for those companies and a content property for its own readership. The underlying technology stack, distribution infrastructure, and product architecture are not disclosed in available sources.

The revenue model is not publicly documented in the input data, but the operational pattern — paid recognition programs, sponsored editorial features, and ranking-based brand amplification — is consistent with a B2B media sponsorship model. No funding rounds, parent company, acquisitions, or ownership structure beyond the founder have been disclosed. The company employs 51–100 people based on available firmographic data.

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The Silicon Review is a privately held B2B media company founded in 1993 that publishes annual industry rankings and recognition lists, such as "Most Reputable Companies" and "Best HealthTech Companies to Watch," to provide third-party endorsement and brand visibility for technology and adjacent-sector companies.

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Serves global market

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business media, technology publication, industry rankings, company recognition, brand journalism
Industry2 codes
1B2B / Industrial Market Research
CodeMPAAALAAPrimaryYes
2Technology & B2B PR
CodeMPAAADACPrimaryNo
NAICS code1 code
  • Periodical Publishers51312
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Business and Technology Media
Social media profiles2 records
Cost components4 values
Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Technology or R&D
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B2B
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Digital Commerce or Content
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The Silicon Review is a B2B business and technology media publication that produces sponsored editorial content, annual recognition rankings (e.g., "Most Reputable Companies," "Best HealthTech Companies to Watch"), and brand-promotion features for companies across technology, healthcare, and consumer industries. Its core commercial activity is selling editorial coverage and curated list placements to technology and HealthTech companies seeking third-party industry visibility.

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Product overview1 text field

The Silicon Review is a business publication and media organization that publishes rankings, lists, and recognition awards such as "Most Reputable Companies" and "Best Companies to Watch" for various industries including technology, HealthTech, and consumer packaged goods sectors. The publication provides industry recognition and coverage but does not appear to offer a software product platform or technology solutions.

Product and service2 records
1Most Reputable Companies Recognition Program
CategoryIndustry Rankings and Recognition
Description

Annual curated ranking and editorial recognition program that profiles and ranks reputable companies across multiple industries for their business practices, innovation, and market standing; sold as a sponsored editorial feature to technology and business companies seeking third-party industry validation.

2Best HealthTech Companies to Watch Recognition Program
CategoryIndustry Rankings and Recognition
Description

Annual vertical-specific recognition program highlighting innovative healthcare technology companies with promising solutions and market potential; sold as a sponsored editorial feature to HealthTech companies seeking vertical credibility and visibility.

Recent move3 records

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Date, Type, Title, Description, Source

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Peers10 records
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Inc. is an established business media brand famous for its Inc. 5000 rankings of fastest-growing private companies. It is a broad incumbent peer because it operates the same business-recognition-and-rankings concept at significantly larger scale and audience.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

ZDNet is a long-running B2B technology publication covering enterprise IT and consumer tech. It is a broad incumbent peer as an established tech-media brand serving overlapping technology-company audiences.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Fast Company is a business and technology media brand with editorial coverage and recognition programs (Most Innovative Companies). It is a broad incumbent peer as a larger, more diversified brand in the same business+technology media category.

TypeDirect peer
Description

TechCrunch is a leading technology media outlet covering startups, venture capital, and the tech industry broadly. It is a direct peer because it operates in the same B2B-and-B2C technology media category with comparable advertiser base.

TypeDirect peer
Description

The Information is a subscription-based technology media outlet focused on the tech industry. It is a direct peer as a technology-focused media company serving overlapping tech-industry audiences and advertisers.

6CIO Magazine (Foundry)
TypeDirect peer
Description

CIO Magazine is a long-running B2B technology publication targeting enterprise technology decision-makers. It is a direct peer because it shares the B2B-tech editorial + recognition-lists business model serving overlapping technology-company audiences.

TypeDirect peer
Description

VentureBeat is a technology media brand covering enterprise tech, AI, and emerging companies. It is a direct peer because it competes for the same technology-company advertising and sponsored-content budgets as The Silicon Review.

TypeDirect peer
Description

CRN is a B2B technology media brand covering the IT channel with editorial content, rankings, and award programs. It is a direct peer because it operates the same B2B-tech-publication + recognition-list model that The Silicon Review uses.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Forbes is a global business and technology media brand with well-known lists (Forbes 30 Under 30, Global 2000). It is a broad incumbent peer because it competes for technology-company sponsorship and recognition-spend at a much larger scale.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Built In is a tech-media and recruitment platform covering technology companies and startup ecosystems. It is a direct peer because it monetizes via tech-company brand and recruitment spend through a media-and-recognition model.

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Key risks6 records

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Key highlights6 records

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

The Silicon Review

Business and Technology Mediathesiliconreview.com

The Silicon Review is a privately held B2B media company founded in 1993 that publishes annual industry rankings and recognition lists, such as "Most Reputable Companies" and "Best HealthTech Companies to Watch," to provide third-party endorsement and brand visibility for technology and adjacent-sector companies.

What The Silicon Review does

The Silicon Review is a privately held business-to-business media company headquartered in Trenton, United States, that has operated continuously since 1993. The publication's core product is editorial content in the form of annual industry rankings and "Companies to Watch" lists covering technology, healthcare technology, and other business sectors. Its featured franchises include the "Most Reputable Companies" ranking and vertical-specific lists such as "Best HealthTech Companies to Watch," both of which were active as of 2026. The company is led by founder and chief executive officer Ashkan Rajaee.

The Silicon Review does not offer a software platform, API, or proprietary technology product. Its stated functional role is to provide third-party endorsement, brand visibility, and credibility for technology and adjacent companies featured in its rankings, serving primarily as a marketing-channel asset for those companies and a content property for its own readership. The underlying technology stack, distribution infrastructure, and product architecture are not disclosed in available sources.

The revenue model is not publicly documented in the input data, but the operational pattern — paid recognition programs, sponsored editorial features, and ranking-based brand amplification — is consistent with a B2B media sponsorship model. No funding rounds, parent company, acquisitions, or ownership structure beyond the founder have been disclosed. The company employs 51–100 people based on available firmographic data.

The Silicon Review firmographics

Firmographics
Name
The Silicon Review
Legal name
The Silicon Review
Website
https://thesiliconreview.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1993
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
51–100 employees
Short description
The Silicon Review is a privately held B2B media company founded in 1993 that publishes annual industry rankings and recognition lists, such as "Most Reputable Companies" and "Best HealthTech Companies to Watch," to provide third-party endorsement and brand visibility for technology and adjacent-sector companies.
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The Silicon Review industry classification

Industry
Product category
Business and Technology Media
NAICS
Periodical Publishers (51312)
akta.pro primary industry
B2B / Industrial Market Research (MPAAALAA)
akta.pro secondary industry
Technology & B2B PR (MPAAADAC)

Keywords

  • Business media
  • Technology publication
  • Industry rankings
  • Company recognition
  • Brand journalism

Where The Silicon Review is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Trenton
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Markets served

The Silicon Review business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Digital Commerce or Content
Cost components
Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Technology or R&D

The Silicon Review product offering

Product offering

Core offering

The Silicon Review is a B2B business and technology media publication that produces sponsored editorial content, annual recognition rankings (e.g., "Most Reputable Companies," "Best HealthTech Companies to Watch"), and brand-promotion features for companies across technology, healthcare, and consumer industries. Its core commercial activity is selling editorial coverage and curated list placements to technology and HealthTech companies seeking third-party industry visibility.

Product overview

The Silicon Review is a business publication and media organization that publishes rankings, lists, and recognition awards such as "Most Reputable Companies" and "Best Companies to Watch" for various industries including technology, HealthTech, and consumer packaged goods sectors. The publication provides industry recognition and coverage but does not appear to offer a software product platform or technology solutions.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Most Reputable Companies Recognition Program Annual curated ranking and editorial recognition program that profiles and ranks reputable companies across multiple industries for their business practices, innovation, and market standing; sold as a sponsored editorial feature to technology and business companies seeking third-party industry validation.
  • Best HealthTech Companies to Watch Recognition Program Annual vertical-specific recognition program highlighting innovative healthcare technology companies with promising solutions and market potential; sold as a sponsored editorial feature to HealthTech companies seeking vertical credibility and visibility.

Companies that use The Silicon Review

Customer profile

Ideal customer profiles2 records

The Silicon Review technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API
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API docs
API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

The Silicon Review partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Recent moves3 records

Expansion highlights2 records

The Silicon Review competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • Inc. Magazine: Inc. is an established business media brand famous for its Inc. 5000 rankings of fastest-growing private companies. It is a broad incumbent peer because it operates the same business-recognition-and-rankings concept at significantly larger scale and audience.
  • ZDNet: ZDNet is a long-running B2B technology publication covering enterprise IT and consumer tech. It is a broad incumbent peer as an established tech-media brand serving overlapping technology-company audiences.
  • Fast Company: Fast Company is a business and technology media brand with editorial coverage and recognition programs (Most Innovative Companies). It is a broad incumbent peer as a larger, more diversified brand in the same business+technology media category.
  • Forbes: Forbes is a global business and technology media brand with well-known lists (Forbes 30 Under 30, Global 2000). It is a broad incumbent peer because it competes for technology-company sponsorship and recognition-spend at a much larger scale.

Direct peers

  • TechCrunch: TechCrunch is a leading technology media outlet covering startups, venture capital, and the tech industry broadly. It is a direct peer because it operates in the same B2B-and-B2C technology media category with comparable advertiser base.
  • The Information: The Information is a subscription-based technology media outlet focused on the tech industry. It is a direct peer as a technology-focused media company serving overlapping tech-industry audiences and advertisers.
  • CIO Magazine (Foundry): CIO Magazine is a long-running B2B technology publication targeting enterprise technology decision-makers. It is a direct peer because it shares the B2B-tech editorial + recognition-lists business model serving overlapping technology-company audiences.
  • VentureBeat: VentureBeat is a technology media brand covering enterprise tech, AI, and emerging companies. It is a direct peer because it competes for the same technology-company advertising and sponsored-content budgets as The Silicon Review.
  • CRN (The Channel Company): CRN is a B2B technology media brand covering the IT channel with editorial content, rankings, and award programs. It is a direct peer because it operates the same B2B-tech-publication + recognition-list model that The Silicon Review uses.
  • Built In: Built In is a tech-media and recruitment platform covering technology companies and startup ecosystems. It is a direct peer because it monetizes via tech-company brand and recruitment spend through a media-and-recognition model.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat2 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

The Silicon Review social profiles

Digital presence

The Silicon Review financial estimates

Financial estimate

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

The Silicon Review leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

The Silicon Review funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

The Silicon Review M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about The Silicon Review

What does The Silicon Review do?

The Silicon Review is a B2B business and technology media publication that produces sponsored editorial content, annual recognition rankings (e.g., "Most Reputable Companies," "Best HealthTech Companies to Watch"), and brand-promotion features for companies across technology, healthcare, and consumer industries. Its core commercial activity is selling editorial coverage and curated list placements to technology and HealthTech companies seeking third-party industry visibility.

Is The Silicon Review a public or private company?

The Silicon Review is a private company. It is classified as unknown and is currently operating.

When was The Silicon Review founded?

The Silicon Review was founded in 1993. It employs 51 to 100 people.

Where is The Silicon Review based?

The Silicon Review is headquartered in Trenton, United States, in the North America region.

Who are The Silicon Review's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are Inc. Magazine, ZDNet, Fast Company and Forbes. Direct peers are TechCrunch, The Information, CIO Magazine (Foundry), VentureBeat, CRN (The Channel Company) and Built In.

Does The Silicon Review have an API?

No public API is recorded for The Silicon Review.

What industry is The Silicon Review in?

The Silicon Review's product category is Business and Technology Media. Its primary akta.pro industry code is MPAAALAA, B2B / Industrial Market Research, with a secondary code of MPAAADAC, Technology & B2B PR. Its NAICS code is 51312.

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PR NewswirePSignite, the company behind the CPGvision platform, is recognized by The Silicon Review as one of the Most Reputable Companies of the Year 2026PSignite, a software provider serving the consumer packaged goods industry, has been named one of The Silicon Review's Most Reputable Companies of the Year 2026. The award recognizes the company's CPGvision platform, which uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to help CPG companies optimize trade promotion funds and grow revenue profitably. The recognition was announced via PRNewswire from the company's New York office.YahooseeCOLe Named One of the Best HealthTech Companies to Watch in 2026 as Its AR Clinical Platform Redefines How Clinicians Access Patient Data at the BedsideseeCOLe, LLC, a Florida-based AR healthcare technology company founded by Carl Anthony Osborne, has been named one of the Best HealthTech Companies to Watch in 2026 by The Silicon Review, recognizing its augmented reality and AI-driven clinical workflow platform. The seeCOLe platform and its companion system MARY deliver real-time FHIR-standard patient data to clinicians through smart glasses, integrating with Oracle Cerner, Epic, and other major EHR systems to eliminate EHR login and navigation friction at the bedside. The company is preparing for a 2026 clinical pilot deployment following demonstrations at InterSystems READY 2026 in Washington, D.C.NewsfileseeCOLe Named One of the Best HealthTech Companies to Watch in 2026 as Its AR Clinical Platform Redefines How Clinicians Access Patient Data at the BedsideseeCOLe was named one of the Best HealthTech Companies to Watch in 2026 by The Silicon Review for its AR clinical platform. The platform delivers real-time FHIR patient data via smart glasses and integrates with EHRs like Cerner and Epic. It is preparing for a 2026 clinical pilot deployment.TheSiliconReviewFastest Growing Digital Magazine Platforms to Publish Your Company in 2026The Silicon Review lists ten digital magazine platforms for publishing company stories in 2026, emphasizing vetting over pay-to-play. Platforms like The Silicon Review and CIO Bulletin target IT decision-makers, while others like Interesting Engineering and HackerNoon focus on technical audiences. The list highlights faster publication and SEO benefits.PR NewswireVantagepoint A.I. Named First in 5 Best A.I. Companies to Watch in 2024 by The Silicon ReviewVantagepoint A.I. was named first in The Silicon Review's '5 Best A.I. Companies to Watch in 2024' list, recognizing the company's AI-powered predictive market analysis tools for independent traders. Founded in 1979 by Louis Mendelsohn and headquartered in Wesley Chapel, Florida, the company claims its neural network-based software delivers up to 87.4% accuracy in forecasting price movements 1-3 days ahead for over 40,000 traders worldwide, with two U.S. patents supporting its technology. President Lane Mendelsohn stated the recognition reflects the company's ongoing commitment to developing AI tools for financial market analysis.GlobeNewswireLegion Capital Named on Silicon Review’s Best 50 Companies To Watch 2022Legion Capital was named on Silicon Review's Best 50 Companies to Watch 2022. The company provides financing for acquisition, development, and growth capital for small businesses and real estate developers. Co-founder Shane Hackett said the firm is expanding its lending footprint and portfolio.GlobeNewswireThrone Biotechnologies Wins '5 Best BioTech Companies To Watch' Award From The Silicon ReviewThrone Biotechnologies was named one of the '5 Best BioTech Companies To Watch' by The Silicon Review. The company's Stem Cell Educator therapy aims to treat type 1 diabetes and autoimmune diseases, and it has launched an equity crowdfunding campaign. The therapy is expected to receive expedited FDA approval under the RMAT designation.PR NewswireSilicon Review Nominates Arti Modi for the 30 Most Inspiring People In 2021Calgary-based entrepreneur Arti Modi received a nomination for the 30 Most Inspiring People of 2021 from Silicon Review. The recognition highlights her contributions to the marketing divisions of several Canadian FinTech platforms and her resilience in the technology sector. Silicon Review, the awarding organization, described the list as featuring smart and resilient business professionals across various industries.GlobeNewswireThe Silicon Review Grants Cobwebs Technologies 'The Most Advanced Investigative Analytics Platform'Cobwebs Technologies received "The Most Advanced Investigative Analytics Platform" from The Silicon Review for its WEBINT web intelligence platform. The platform automates web investigations using AI, NLP, and machine learning to detect threats across open, deep, and dark web layers. The company also announced a new threat intelligence platform being rolled out globally.PR NewswireJay Modi Awarded Nomination for the 30 Most Inspiring Leaders In 2021 by Silicon ReviewCalgary-based businessman Jay Modi received a nomination for the 30 Most Inspiring Leaders of 2021 from Silicon Review. The recognition highlights his resilience and contributions to Canada's Fintech and Technology sectors, including building sales divisions for major platforms. Silicon Review described the nomination as an accolade for his tenacity and success in overcoming business challenges.