Deloitte Names Impiricus Fastest-Growing Company in 2025 Technology Fast 500

Nov 19, 2025
Deloitte released its 2025 North America Technology Fast 500 rankings, naming AI healthcare company Impiricus as the fastest-growing business with a 29,738% revenue increase from 2021 to 2024.

The 2025 North America Technology Fast 500 rankings were released by Deloitte, announced in a press release. The list highlights the fastest-growing companies across technology, media, telecommunications, life sciences, fintech, and energy tech sectors. Rankings are based on percentage fiscal year revenue growth from 2021 to 2024.

Impiricus secured the top position with a 29,738% revenue growth rate. The Atlanta-based company, which develops an AI-powered Healthcare Professional Engagement Engine, connects physicians with pharmaceutical resources to improve patient access to treatments.

Following Impiricus, Lpt Aperture Holdings and Horizon3.ai ranked second and third, respectively. Software and services companies comprised over half of the list, maintaining their dominance for the 30th consecutive year. Life sciences and fintech followed as the second and third most represented sectors.

The 2025 list features winners from 36 U.S. states and nine Canadian provinces, with California’s Bay Area and the Tri-State Area leading in regional representation. Artificial intelligence companies, including Impiricus and Warmly, made notable appearances among the top ten, reflecting AI’s growing role in North America’s technology landscape.

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