AI/SI startups
Building AI products, platforms, or agents.
Safe, Social & Open
SO.AI and SO.SI are the premium two-letter domains for the future of AI, SI, Search Optimization, SaaS, Autonomous Agents, Software and Cloud infrastructure.

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USD $1,000,000
For the SO.AI + SO.SI bundle.
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SO.AI and SO.SI are compact, easy to recall, and easy to type.
Positioning the company product around safety (e.g. Safe Superintelligence), while signaling openness (e.g. OpenAI).
SO feels natural for a conversational AI agent because “so” is already woven into how people speak—“I think so,” “tell me so,” “so fun!”, “so, what’s next?” It’s a name that sounds less like software and more like a conversation starter.
Chronology
SO.AI registered by Beyond Network (Japan).
360 Search launches SO.COM (China).
SO.AI is sold for an undisclosed amount.
The Identity Digital and Anguilla .AI partnership: a five-year revenue-sharing deal signed in October 2024 to manage the high-value .AI internet domain registry.
Perplexity buys OS.AI in an undisclosed deal.
AI.COM sold for $70,000,000.
Go Abacus rebrands into GO.AI.
On September 22, 2026—three weeks after the rebrand—GO.AI announced an $85 million Series A, led by Updata Partners, with existing investors GFT Ventures and LAUNCH participating.
Source: GO.AI.AI Domain Sales Hit Record $37.7M as AI Boom Reshapes the Market.
For the first time ever, a good .AI domain costs more than a good .COM one.
Source: Escrow.comWhat They Say
CHICAGO — September 1, 2026 — Go Abacus Corporation today announced it has changed its name to Go.AI™, marking a new chapter for the company as it continues to serve regulated industries, including banks, credit unions, healthcare and insurance organizations, with its on-premises, examiner-ready AI infrastructure. The new name sharpens the market position the company has already earned as the recognized leader in secure, on-premises AI.
The new name gives Go.AI a clearer, more direct way to talk about its brand identity and where it’s headed. As the company’s platform and capabilities have grown, Go.AI is the name built to carry that identity forward: simple, ownable, and aligned with the products the business is building and the future it’s moving toward.
“Changing our name to Go.AI isn’t just a milestone, it’s a reflection of who we’ve become,” said David Moscatelli, Co-Founder and CEO of Go.AI. “The work we’ve done in on-prem AI, security, and safety has matured into a category-defining position. But the real breakthrough has always been making that complexity feel simple, without ever compromising trust or control. Go.AI is the name that finally matches that ambition.”
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Building AI products, platforms, or agents.
Developing models, tools, agent orchestration, or AI infrastructure.
Creating software and technology solutions for businesses.
Focused on AI oversight, safety, transparency, and governance.
Launching, backing, or acquiring technology companies.
Building cloud, data, search, or information optimization services.
Developing robotics, automation, and autonomous technologies.
Working in space technology, satellites, or solar energy.
An academy, institute, or learning platform for studying and training in AI/SI.
AI/SI under national control: sovereign AI for governments securing their own intelligence, data, and critical infrastructure.
A brand narrative for AI built around openness, trust, and safety.
Where social apps meet AI: agents and intelligence woven into how people connect, share, and converse.
Tools that generate, edit, enhance, or convert audio, music, and sound effects from text prompts or reference inputs.
Using AI/SI to continuously optimize systems — performance, cost, and reliability across infrastructure, data, and operations.
Running and optimizing the full technology stack — infrastructure, data, and AI systems — as one intelligent layer.
A platform or agent that coordinates technology systems.
Tools for improving search and information discovery.
Software for improving operations and decisions.
Tools or initiatives for overseeing advanced AI.
Infrastructure and teams that operate advanced AI.
A concise brand for automation and intelligent operations.
Coordination of AI models, agents, and workflows.
Technology for improving advanced AI performance.
Systems for managing space missions, satellites, or operations.
Used as both a first and a last name — from Japanese 曾合, “to combine, to gather,” and from Northern Sámi soai, the dual pronoun for “the two of them.” It also reads as SO + AI: a name you can say out loud to an agent — “Soai, what’s next?” — while the domain still spells artificial intelligence.