Cloud Computing Companies

Render is a unified cloud platform designed to simplify application deployment and scaling for developers seeking an alternative to traditional hyperscalers and edge computing options. The platform offers a comprehensive suite of services including backend infrastructure, frontend hosting, managed Postgres databases, cron jobs, and background workers, all built with a developer-first approach. Render's architecture features persistent compute, dynamic autoscaling, and built-in orchestration and

Shadeform is a cloud GPU marketplace that operates across 15+ cloud providers. It is building a multi-cloud distributed compute platform to run inference and training workloads anywhere. Shadeform serves Fortune 100 companies, startups, and other customers, positioning itself as a capital-efficient, profitable organization that focuses on automating processes to scale rather than growing headcount. Its mission is to build the cleanest and easiest way to rent and use GPUs anywhere.

The company aims to build the world's best compute platform for AI and was founded to fix cloud computing for AI workloads. It is a small, highly-technical team led by Luke Lombardi, a hardware/software engineer with a robotics background, and Eli Mernit, a co-founder of Beam. The company has raised $7 million in funding from YC, Tiger Global, Guy Podjarny, and Jason Warner, reflecting strong early support. Technically, it uses Go for infrastructure, Python for backend APIs, and React/TypeScript

Thunder Compute is a GPU virtualization software company that operates a GPU cloud platform designed to maximize GPU utilization and efficiency. The company enables GPU cloud owners to serve more customers by optimizing how computing resources are allocated and used. Backed by Y Combinator and having raised a $4.5M seed round, Thunder Compute has demonstrated impressive early traction, scaling from zero to over $500,000 in revenue within six months. The company is rapidly expanding its operation

The company is Microsoft, a leading technology company. It develops, licenses, and supports a wide range of software products, services, and devices. These activities define Microsoft as a major technology provider across software, services, and devices.

Backblaze provides cloud storage and data backup services for individuals and businesses, positioning itself in the cloud storage and data protection market. The company serves over 500,000 customers across more than 175 countries and offers scalable storage designed for AI/ML, SaaS, and digital media applications. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in San Mateo, California, Backblaze has established itself as a global provider in its sector. It is publicly traded on the Nasdaq under the ticker B

Sardina Systems is a product-focused technology company that has been operating for almost 10 years. Its mission is to enable enterprises to scale, optimize costs, and thrive. It pioneered the world's first zero-downtime OpenStack Upgrader. With a presence in the United Kingdom, Luxembourg, Germany, Indonesia, and the Philippines, Sardina Systems serves IT service providers, large telecommunications companies, financial services providers, academic and research institutions, and public sector or

Gatsby is used by elite knowledge workers at top venture capital, private equity, and tech firms. It serves professionals in demanding enterprise environments across these sectors. Gatsby is SOC-2 compliant, demonstrating its adherence to security and data protection standards.

Porter is a Platform as a Service that enables teams to provision and manage Kubernetes clusters directly within their own cloud accounts on AWS, GCP, or Azure. By running in customers' infrastructure rather than on shared servers, Porter gives organizations control and flexibility over their deployments. The platform automates the complex day-2 operations required to keep applications running smoothly after initial deployment, reducing operational overhead and allowing teams to focus on develop

Ryvn is a Y Combinator-backed, seed-stage startup based in New York City that is building deployment infrastructure for mission-critical software across healthcare, finance, manufacturing, and related industries. The fully in-person team brings deep expertise in distributed systems, developer platforms, and enterprise software, with members who previously worked at leading companies including Palantir, Vercel, and Capital One. Backed by top investors, Ryvn is positioned to serve organizations th