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SAN FRANCISCO - Californer -- GreenSight Technologies, developer of an AI-powered device identification, pricing, and routing platform for the secondary electronics industry, announced its relocation to San Francisco and graduation from the Cal Poly Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CIE) Incubator program. These milestones mark a new chapter as the company builds on its early commercial success and positions itself for continued growth.
During its two years in the CIE Incubator, GreenSight developed and launched multiple products, worked with customers internationally, and secured more than $500,000 in combined funding, grants, and awards. Across its products, GreenSight has processed IT equipment representing millions of dollars in value, demonstrating the growing application of AI to device valuation and resale decisions in the secondary electronics market.
GreenSight's platform helps IT asset disposition (ITAD) providers, electronics refurbishers, and resellers identify, price, and route devices for maximum profit. By combining artificial intelligence with real-time market intelligence and industry-specific workflows, the company helps businesses streamline operations, make more informed resale decisions, and recover greater value from used electronics.
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"Graduating from the CIE Incubator is an exciting milestone for GreenSight and an opportunity to reflect on how far we've come," said Jake Daniels, CEO of GreenSight Technologies. "Over the past two years, we've gone from developing and testing new ideas to launching products, working with customers internationally, and building a foundation for long-term growth. The support and community at the CIE played an important role in helping us get here."
GreenSight relocated to San Francisco in August 2026, establishing a new office that places the company at the center of one of the world's leading AI and technology ecosystems. The move creates opportunities to collaborate with AI innovators, participate in startup programs, connect with investors, and accelerate the development of its technology for the secondary electronics industry.
"Being in San Francisco puts us closer to the people and ideas pushing AI forward," said Diego Curiel, CTO of GreenSight Technologies. "We're excited to bring those advancements into an industry where better technology can have a direct impact on how businesses operate and recover value from electronics."
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GreenSight was among three companies recognized in the CIE's October 2026 incubator graduation announcement, alongside ENTEIN and SafePlate Technologies. The CIE Incubator supports early-stage companies through mentorship, business development resources, and access to a network of entrepreneurs and industry experts.
About GreenSight Technologies
GreenSight Technologies develops AI-powered software that identifies, prices, and routes devices for maximum profit. Built for the secondary electronics industry, its platform combines real-time market intelligence with device identification, valuation, routing, and cosmetic grading to help ITAD providers, wholesalers, recyclers, and IT resellers move faster and capture more value from used electronics. GreenSight's mission is to change the way the world processes used electronics.
Learn more at https://www.greensighttech.com/.
During its two years in the CIE Incubator, GreenSight developed and launched multiple products, worked with customers internationally, and secured more than $500,000 in combined funding, grants, and awards. Across its products, GreenSight has processed IT equipment representing millions of dollars in value, demonstrating the growing application of AI to device valuation and resale decisions in the secondary electronics market.
GreenSight's platform helps IT asset disposition (ITAD) providers, electronics refurbishers, and resellers identify, price, and route devices for maximum profit. By combining artificial intelligence with real-time market intelligence and industry-specific workflows, the company helps businesses streamline operations, make more informed resale decisions, and recover greater value from used electronics.
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"Graduating from the CIE Incubator is an exciting milestone for GreenSight and an opportunity to reflect on how far we've come," said Jake Daniels, CEO of GreenSight Technologies. "Over the past two years, we've gone from developing and testing new ideas to launching products, working with customers internationally, and building a foundation for long-term growth. The support and community at the CIE played an important role in helping us get here."
GreenSight relocated to San Francisco in August 2026, establishing a new office that places the company at the center of one of the world's leading AI and technology ecosystems. The move creates opportunities to collaborate with AI innovators, participate in startup programs, connect with investors, and accelerate the development of its technology for the secondary electronics industry.
"Being in San Francisco puts us closer to the people and ideas pushing AI forward," said Diego Curiel, CTO of GreenSight Technologies. "We're excited to bring those advancements into an industry where better technology can have a direct impact on how businesses operate and recover value from electronics."
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GreenSight was among three companies recognized in the CIE's October 2026 incubator graduation announcement, alongside ENTEIN and SafePlate Technologies. The CIE Incubator supports early-stage companies through mentorship, business development resources, and access to a network of entrepreneurs and industry experts.
About GreenSight Technologies
GreenSight Technologies develops AI-powered software that identifies, prices, and routes devices for maximum profit. Built for the secondary electronics industry, its platform combines real-time market intelligence with device identification, valuation, routing, and cosmetic grading to help ITAD providers, wholesalers, recyclers, and IT resellers move faster and capture more value from used electronics. GreenSight's mission is to change the way the world processes used electronics.
Learn more at https://www.greensighttech.com/.
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