Cloud Computing Resource for 2009: A list of companies providing services

Posted by master in News, ... | 01.08.2009 - 11:14 pm

The world is constantly evolving, innovators are constantly making new developments yet costs are sky-rocketing for these innovations. The internet, however, is offering a less expensive but reliable virtual infrastructure for businesses. 2009 is a tough year for small and medium enterprises, owing to the world-wide economic fluctuations and threat of recession. That is why maximizing resources is the best way to still be on top of your business while spending less. One of the resources that would most likely be utilized is the cloud computing resource.

To be able to SMEs and ISVs, here is a list of the top 100 cloud computing companies offering various platforms and services included in SYS-CON’s list of active companies (listed alphabetically).

1. 3PAR

2. 3Tera

3. 10Gen

4. Agathon Group

5. Akamai

6. Amazon

7. Apache Hadoop

8. Appirio

9. Appistry

10. Appnexus

11.   Apprenda

12.   Aptana

13.   AT&T

14.   Bluewolf

15.   Boomi

16.   Box-Net

17.   Cassatt

18.   Cisco

19.   Citrix

20.   Cloud9 Analytics

21.   Cloudera

22.   Cloudscale

23.   Cloudworks

24.   Coghead

25.   CohesiveFT

26.   Cordys

27.   Dataline

28.   Dell

29.   Desktoptwo

30.   ElasticHosts

31.   Elastra

32.   EMC

33.   Engine Yard

34.   ENKI

35.   Enomalism

36.   EucalyptusSLA@SOI

37.   FlexiScale

38.   Fortress ITX

39.   G.ho.st

40.   GigaSpaces

41.   Google

42.   Heroku

43.   Hosting.com

44.   HP

45.   Hyperic

46.   IBM

47.   iCloud

48.   IMOD

49.   Interoute

50.   iTricity

51.   Joyent

52.   Kaavo

53.   Keynote Systems

54.   Layered Technologies

55.   LongJump

56.   Meeza

57.   Microsoft

58.   MorphExchange

59.   Ning

60.   Nirvanix

61.   OpenNebula

62.   OpSource

63.   OTOY

64.   Parallels

65.   Parascale

66.   Platform Computing

67.   Q-layer

68.   Qrimp

69.   Quantivo

70.   Quickbase

71.   SalesForce.com

72.   Rackspace

73.   Reservoir

74.   RightScale

75.   Rollbase

76.   rPath

77.   ServePath/GoGrid

78.   SIMtone

79.   Skytap

80.   SmugMug

81.   SOASTA

82.   StrikeIron Iron Cloud

83.   Sun

84.   Terremark

85.   Virtual Workspaces

86.   VMware

87.   Yahoo!

 

 

 

 

 

 

With this list, businesses and entities will not have a difficulty searching for the company that would best fit their needs and budget. Cloud Computing is an industry that will continue to grow throughout year 2009.