Cloud Computing

Amazon Web Services offers cloud computing services that let individuals and organizations run applications, store data, and access computing resources on demand, paying only for what they use.

Google Cloud provides cloud infrastructure, storage, data analytics, and AI tools that developers and enterprise customers use to build, run, and scale applications.

Google operates a web search engine and a suite of online services for users and advertisers.

Microsoft Azure is a cloud computing platform that provides compute, storage, database, AI and other services for developers and organizations.

Microsoft provides software, cloud services, hardware, and gaming platforms for consumers and businesses. Its offerings include Windows, Azure, Microsoft 365, Xbox, Surface devices, and AI tools.

Vercel provides a cloud platform that lets developers deploy web applications, serverless functions, and static sites. It is used by companies to host websites and APIs.

Oracle provides cloud infrastructure, platform services, and enterprise software applications for businesses across many industries. Its offerings include AI-enabled databases, SaaS suites such as Fusion and NetSuite, and the ability to run cloud services in public or private data centers.

Fastly operates an edge cloud platform that provides content delivery, security, compute, and observability services for developers and businesses to deliver web and application traffic. Its customers include e‑commerce sites, streaming services, and other online applications.

IBM provides AI, automation, hybrid cloud, and other technology services to businesses.

Supabase is an open-source backend platform that provides developers with a PostgreSQL database, authentication, real-time APIs, edge functions, storage, and vector embedding capabilities for building applications.

Modal offers a serverless cloud platform that allows AI and data teams to run CPU, GPU, and data‑intensive workloads such as inference, training, batch processing, and sandboxed code execution. The service provides on‑demand scaling of compute resources across clouds without requiring capacity planning.

DigitalOcean provides cloud infrastructure and AI services, including compute instances, managed databases, and an inference engine, that developers and businesses use to build and run AI applications. It offers integrated layers from hardware to agent runtimes for production AI workloads.

PlanetScale provides managed, cloud-hosted Vitess (MySQL) and PostgreSQL databases that deliver high performance, scalability, and high availability for developers and enterprises.

Heroku is a cloud platform that provides fully managed hosting for developers to build, deploy, and scale applications. It offers managed databases, add‑ons, and tools for continuous delivery.

Vultr provides cloud computing infrastructure, including virtual machines, bare‑metal servers, GPU instances, managed databases, storage, and Kubernetes services. It allows developers and businesses to provision resources across multiple global data‑center regions.

NetApp provides enterprise-grade data storage and data management services that run on public cloud providers and on-premises environments, enabling organizations to store, protect, and access data for various workloads.

CoreWeave provides cloud infrastructure with GPU compute, storage, networking, and managed services for AI workloads, used by AI labs, platforms, and enterprises.

Firebase is a suite of cloud services that lets developers build, host, and manage mobile and web applications. It provides tools such as authentication, databases, storage, analytics, and messaging for developers.

Scaleway offers cloud computing, storage, networking, and AI services—including bare metal servers and GPU resources—for developers, businesses, and researchers, with a focus on European data sovereignty.

Hetzner offers dedicated servers, cloud servers, managed servers, web hosting, and storage solutions from data centers in Germany for businesses and individuals needing hosting infrastructure.

OVHcloud provides cloud infrastructure services including virtual private servers, dedicated servers, public cloud IaaS/PaaS, storage, and managed Kubernetes for businesses and developers. It also offers domain registration and web hosting solutions.

Fly provides a cloud platform that allows developers to deploy and run applications, containers, and isolated sandboxes on demand, with usage billed per second. The service includes VMs, storage, private networking, and global regions for low‑latency execution.

Latitude offers a global cloud platform with bare‑metal servers, GPU clusters, Kubernetes, storage, virtual machines, and managed databases for AI‑native companies, blockchain developers, and game developers.

Red Hat provides enterprise open source software, including Linux, cloud, container, and Kubernetes platforms, for businesses and organizations.