Cloud Computing Startups

Joink is an internet service provider in the Midwest offering fiber optic, fixed wireless, and business technology solutions including voice, managed IT, and hosting services to residential and business customers across Indiana and Illinois.

1 investor

Judoscale provides autoscaling for web services and background job queues across any hosting platform, using queue latency and language-specific libraries for Ruby, Python, Node.js, and Java. It targets engineering teams looking to right-size their applications and reduce hosting costs.

1 investor

JuiceFS is a distributed POSIX-compatible file system that stores data in object storage and uses a database such as Redis for metadata, with support for mounting, Kubernetes CSI, Hadoop/Hive, and an S3 gateway. It targets developers and data teams needing scalable shared storage for datasets, cloud-native workloads, and big data applications.

1 investor

A consultancy formed by combining an IFS ERP and cloud transformation firm with a field service and asset management specialist, offering full-lifecycle ERP implementation and support under one provider. It positions itself as AI-native for enterprise clients.

1 investor

Spin.AI provides an AI-powered platform that unifies SaaS security posture management, ransomware detection and response, data loss prevention, and backup capabilities for enterprises protecting critical cloud environments. The platform serves organizations relying on cloud applications like Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Salesforce, and Slack.

1 investor

Kahootz is a secure cloud-based collaboration platform that enables teams to create online workspaces for document management, task tracking, and cross-organizational communication. It serves enterprises, government agencies, and professional services firms that need to collaborate securely with internal teams, suppliers, clients, and partners.

1 investor

Kajeet provides managed IoT cellular connectivity solutions integrated with major US networks, along with its Sentinel management platform, device procurement, provisioning, and concierge/professional services. It serves public and private sectors including education, healthcare, transportation, manufacturing, retail, agriculture, and Native nation governments.

1 investor

Kaleris provides mission-critical software for supply chain operations, including terminal operating systems, yard and transportation management, and carrier management solutions. The company serves ports, shipping lines, carriers, and shippers across 95 countries.

1 investor

Kalkitech provides data acquisition, device management, and remote access software for utilities and distributed energy resources, offered as a hosted cloud service or on-premise deployment. The platform integrates meter data, telemetry, and DER management for electrical utilities, renewable energy providers, and EV charging operators.

1 investor

KALYP provides distributed ledger infrastructure for financial institutions to settle traditional securities and digital assets more efficiently. The company serves financial market participants including central securities depositories, financial institutions, and brokers in the traditional securities and digital asset settlement space.

1 investor

Kambala Solutions provides technology products and services to financial organizations, particularly for securities trading and institutional markets. The company specializes in order management and risk management platforms built on deep expertise in financial markets technology.

1 investor

KashVelly provides a GPU-accelerated AI platform for converting text into natural-sounding speech, voice cloning, and multilingual audio generation. The service serves content creators, enterprises, and developers who need scalable voice synthesis for video production, localization, customer support automation, and application integration.

1 investor

Kasm delivers secure workspace access through web browsers, enabling remote application and desktop access without requiring client software installation. The platform serves organizations implementing web-first or zero-trust security strategies.

1 investor

Kebormed develops medical devices spanning multiple medical fields and conditions, working at the intersection of medicine and technology. The company operates in the medtech and digital health space.

1 investor

Kedify provides a turnkey autoscaling platform for Kubernetes, built on the open-source KEDA project, that combines telemetry intake, resource right-sizing recommendations, HTTP/queue/GPU and multi-cluster autoscaling, and FinOps cost reporting. It targets enterprise platform and SRE teams that want managed autoscaling with SOC 2, FIPS, and SLA guarantees rather than building it in-house.

1 investor

Kendox provides digital document management and process automation software to help companies digitize document-driven office and administrative workflows, including invoice processing and integration with ERP/CRM systems like Oracle NetSuite, SAP S/4HANA, and Microsoft D365. It serves customers in industry and production, retail and e-commerce, services and logistics, as well as public institutions, schools, and universities.

1 investor

Khazna designs, builds, and operates data centers, providing infrastructure for organizations in the AI and cloud sectors. The company focuses on scalable, energy-efficient facilities and design-and-build services.

1 investor

Kinde provides infrastructure for SaaS businesses to accelerate product development, offering tools built by founders and engineers to help companies grow revenue and reduce costs. It serves founders and startups building software products.

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Kinetik provides a cloud-based platform for healthcare transportation logistics with built-in security, privacy, and compliance controls. The platform serves healthcare organizations managing member transportation and is engineered to meet HIPAA and other enterprise security standards.

1 investor

Kinnami develops resilient, zero-trust data infrastructure purpose-built for distributed and disconnected environments including space, battlefield, and IoT systems. The platform enables secure, real-time access to mission-critical data across satellites, drones, edge devices, and cloud platforms, even under contested or disconnected conditions.

1 investor

Kinsta is a web hosting platform founded in 2013 that serves agencies, businesses, and e-commerce brands globally, emphasizing performance optimization and developer-friendly infrastructure across 128 countries. The company operates a fully distributed remote team providing native-language support in eight languages.

1 investor

KINX operates internet exchange and cloud connectivity services, including CloudHub, which links enterprises to major global cloud service providers such as AWS, MS Azure, Google Cloud Platform, IBM Cloud, Oracle Cloud, and Naver Cloud Platform via dedicated lines. It also runs the KINX Peering Forum for network professionals across internet, telecom, broadcasting, and portal sectors.

1 investor

Doxis AI.dp is a cloud-based, low-code platform that automates document processing workflows using AI, enabling users to build custom document handling models with drag-and-drop tools and integrate them via APIs. It serves organizations that need to extract data from documents and streamline document management at scale.

1 investor

Klira provides measurement and risk assessment tools for AI agents, including SDKs for monitoring agent behavior, incident registries, and testing suites. The company serves enterprises deploying AI agents, insurance companies, and regulators seeking independent verification of AI agent safety and failure rates.

1 investor