provider Listing By Category: cloud-computing > infrastructure-service

3PAR
3PAR is a global provider of on-demand storage, a market that continues to grow in tandem with the growth in data of all types. Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) storage resources are provided via...

3Tera
3Tera is a developer of system software for utility and cloud computing and was one of the first cloud vendors in the market to deliver a Platform as a Service (PaaS) offering. 3Tera's AppLogic...

Akamai
Akamai has, almost literally, been at the center of the explosion of the Internet with their solutions to help improve the performance of everything from accessing email, watching a video, or using a...

Amazon
Amazon is probably one of the best known web-based, or online, businesses in the world. Today, Amazon.com is a $15 billion business. However, Jeff Bezos, Amazon's Chairman and CEO, realized that it...

Appistry
Appistry's Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) solution addresses the challeng of building, deploying, and managing mission-critical applications. Since it's been designed specifically for cloud...

BlueLock
While Amazon may be the best known cloud computing providers of infrastructure as a service (IaaS), over the short period that this market has existed, a handful of "new" IaaS vendors has emerged....

Citrix
Citrix executed a strategic acquisition of XenSource in 2007 that allowed it to challenge for leadership in virtualization. And while one of it's main rivals, VMware, holds sway in the enterprise...

Cloud.com
Cloud.com, formerly known as VMOps, was started in 2008 and is a well-funded startup with total funding to date is $17.6 million. Its management team has roots in open source, virtualization and...

Cloudera
Cloudera has come a long way in less than a year, garnering a lot of attention from investors, the media and potential customers. Cloudera has based its business around Hadoop, the open source...

CloudSwitch
Cloud computing is many things: an evolution of computing, an extension of technology (e.g. virtualization) and a topic of hot debate. When someone wants to cut cloud computing down to size, rightly...