Cloud Computing Startups
3,977 companies tagged Cloud Computing, with their investors and founders.
Crunchy Data provides a certified, enterprise-grade distribution of the open source PostgreSQL relational database, bundled with security, high availability, backup/restore, monitoring, and administration tooling. It serves organizations running PostgreSQL across public cloud, on-premise, and hybrid infrastructure with expert support.
4 investors
Cua provides open-source infrastructure and cloud sandboxes for AI agents to run on desktop operating systems (Linux, Windows, macOS, Android). The company serves developers and researchers building computer-use agents.
4 investors
CubeNexus builds a spatial-temporal data layer that unifies sensor, asset, and operational geospatial and time-series data across a company's existing warehouse and GIS systems. It targets enterprise analytics and industrial software teams in sensor-heavy domains such as aviation and oil & gas.
4 investors
CyDeploy provides a platform that uses automated asset discovery, digital twins, and AI-driven testing to help organizations understand the impact of technology changes like patches and digital transformations on their environment. The platform serves enterprise IT and operations teams seeking to implement changes confidently through environment verification and compatibility checks.
4 investors
Datometry provides database system virtualization through its Hyper-Q middleware platform, letting enterprises run existing applications on new cloud databases (such as moving from Teradata to cloud data platforms) without rewriting SQL or APIs. It serves large enterprises, including Fortune 500 and Global 2000 companies, to reduce the cost and risk of data warehouse migrations.</parameter> <parameter name="founders">[]
4 investors
Datto provides cloud-based security and software solutions for Managed Service Providers (MSPs) serving small and medium businesses, including unified continuity, networking, endpoint management, and business management capabilities. The company's integrated platform helps MSPs protect their customers against cyber threats, downtime, and data loss across servers, virtual machines, and cloud applications.
4 investors
Datum provides infrastructure and networking services for cloud platforms, offering edge computing capabilities, private networks, and direct interconnection technology typically available only to large cloud providers.
4 investors
Dazz builds a remediation engine and Application Security Posture Management (ASPM) platform that correlates security data from multiple sources, maps issues to their root cause in code, and integrates cloud context into security workflows. It serves security and engineering teams to prioritize and resolve application and cloud risks across the software lifecycle.
4 investors
Devtron is a Kubernetes-native platform that combines CI/CD, GitOps, observability, and security to manage software delivery. It serves development and DevOps teams at startups and enterprises adopting cloud-native practices.
4 investors
DevZero is a Kubernetes platform that optimizes large-scale container environments through telemetry, machine learning, and automation to reduce resource waste and costs. It serves engineering teams and developers managing Kubernetes infrastructure.
4 investors
Diversion is a cloud-native version control platform for game developers, virtual production teams, and creative studios that manages code, game assets, and large binary files with real-time collaboration. The platform offers Git-like workflows with no server infrastructure to maintain, serving as a modern alternative to legacy tools like Perforce.
4 investors
Dizzion delivers cloud-based digital workspace solutions that enable distributed teams to access secure, virtualized desktop and application environments from anywhere. The company serves enterprises seeking to modernize their IT infrastructure through scalable, managed services that centralize security and simplify operations.
4 investors
DualBird offers a performance acceleration layer for big data processing that is compatible with Apache Spark and Amazon EMR, aiming to speed up existing deployments and lower costs without engineering changes. It targets data teams running cloud-based Spark workloads by eliminating manual tuning, disk spills, and data skews.
4 investors
Dynaboard is a low-code development platform for building web applications, with tools to query data sources (HTTP, GraphQL, PostgreSQL, MySQL), a component-based UI system, and real-time collaborative editing of code and UI. It supports client- and server-side code, custom React components, theming, and instant deployment to public URLs or custom domains.
4 investors
Dynatrace provides a platform for unified observability, security, and business data analytics across clouds and containers. The platform integrates AI-driven automation, agentic operations, and custom app development to help enterprises optimize infrastructure performance and enable autonomous operations.
4 investors
Earthly develops Lunar, a platform that converts postmortem findings, engineering standards, and compliance docs into automated guardrails enforced on every pull request across an organization's repositories. It provides central instrumentation and SDLC monitoring for CI, tests, scans, and deployments, integrating with tools like Buildkite, CircleCI, Jenkins, and GitHub Actions, aimed at platform and engineering teams.
4 investors
Provides vulnerability-free container images, packages, helm charts, and secure libraries, along with hardened VMs and serverless runtimes, to eliminate OS and language-level vulnerabilities across the software supply chain. Targets developers and security teams needing secure-by-design infrastructure and support for compliance processes such as FedRAMP, FIPS, and STIG.
4 investors
EfficientIP is a network security and automation company specializing in DNS, DHCP, and IPAM (DDI Technology) that helps organizations secure their IP infrastructure and simplify network management across cloud, virtualization, and distributed environments. The company serves enterprises managing modern IT initiatives including cloud adoption, Zero Trust security, and digital transformation.
4 investors
AWS Elemental provides cloud-based and on-premises media services for video processing, encoding, and delivery at scale. The platform serves broadcasters, streaming services, and media companies who need to prepare, transport, and monetize video content globally.
4 investors
Emitrr provides an AI-powered answering service that automatically handles inbound patient calls for healthcare practices, capturing caller details and routing urgent requests to staff. The service answers calls instantly during peak hours, after-hours, or staffing shortages, reducing voicemail backlogs and front desk workload.
4 investors
Encore is a backend development platform that lets developers declare cloud infrastructure directly in application code, run a local environment mirroring the cloud, and automatically provision production infrastructure in their own AWS or GCP accounts. It supports TypeScript and Go and includes tooling for tracing, service catalogs, preview environments, and AI-agent integration for engineering teams building backend applications.
4 investors
Endstack is a cloud-based operating system that provides a persistent desktop environment accessible from any device, equipped with an integrated AI agent that can manage files, run commands, and use applications. It serves individual users and teams seeking an all-in-one workspace alternative to fragmented AI chat, coding, and collaboration tools.
4 investors
Entangl provides AI-powered operational management software for data centers and critical infrastructure, helping teams prevent outages. The platform serves data center operators managing compute infrastructure that powers global financial markets and AI workloads.
4 investors
euNetworks is a pan-European provider of bandwidth infrastructure services, operating metropolitan and intercity fibre networks that directly connect over 600 data centres across 53 cities in 17 countries. It serves data centre companies and their customers with network services based on dark fibre, wavelengths, Ethernet and internet technology, including connectivity to major cloud platforms.
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