Tech companies that have received Series A and B funding are typically early-stage startups that have proven their product-market fit and are looking to scale their operations. These companies often have a clear business plan and a strong team in place.

The structure of these companies usually consists of a core team of founders and executives who oversee the company's overall operations. They may also have specialized teams focused on areas such as product development, marketing, sales, and customer support.

The idea is that they have money to spend and the motivation to spend it.

Other names for the niche:

Early-stage startups: Often used to describe companies that are in the initial stages of development and have not yet received significant funding.

Growth-stage startups: This term is used to describe companies that have proven their product-market fit and are looking to scale their operations.

Venture-backed startups: Refers to startups that have received funding from venture capitalists, angel investors, or other sources.

Tech disruptors: Companies that are using technology to disrupt traditional industries and business models.

Emerging technology companies: Companies that are working on developing new technologies or applying existing technologies in new and innovative ways.