Top 15 Cloud Computing Companies



According to Network World  these are the cloud  companies to watch  in May 2010:
  • Abiquo
  •  Boom!
  • Cloudshare
  • Crosscheck Networks
  • Elastra
  • Egnyte
  • Good Data
  • Kaevo
  • Nasuni
  • Navajo Systems
  • Symplified
  • Terremark Worldwide
  • Viewfinity
  • Virtual Ark
  • VMlogix
A year before, in May 2009, Network World  listed 10 companies to watch
  • Amazon
  • Enomaly 
  • Google
  • GoGrid
  • Microsoft
  • NetSuite
  • Rackspace
  • RightScale
  • Salesforce.com
Do you agree? In 2010, all are start ups yet to make a name. In  2009, we had all big companies listed

Please delete or add companies to watch in September 2010, and a short explanation why  in the comments section. The idea is to keep the numbers to 10 top cloud companies

Comments

Anonymous said…
CloudSwitch is a company that I belive perfectly fits on the group and profile of companies selected:
http://www.cloudswitch.com/
8:11 AM
Eiki said…
Greenqloud will be the world's first truly green public cloud (100% renewable energy) opening this year and it has AWS compatible API's and a HPC like infrastructure with no green premium. The IT industry is putting out 2% of global greenhouse gas emissions today and going to be one of the biggest polluters by 2020 (McKinsey). Greenqloud made GigaOm's top 11 cloud startups in June.

http://greenqloud.com
http://cloud.com/main/learn/whitepapers/GreenQloud-The451-Impact

Cloud.com is one to watch as well.
2:39 PM
Unknown said…
SAVVIS is one of the leaders in Gartner's Magic Quadrant for Cloud. SAVVIS is the first to deploy their own enterprise-class Cloud infrastructure. They offer private/public cloud services along with VPDC (Virtual Private Data Center). With a combination of Cisco, Compellent SANS, and Vspere 4, customers can now configure an entire data center infrastructure from scratch with enterprise-grade security and multiple tiers of storage. They can configure firewalls, VLANs, load balances, etc. easily by dragging and dropping these components in a GUI. The billing is hourly for the usuage of the VPDC. More information can be found at www.savvisknowscloud.com. Free trials are available as well. Thanks. Phil (847)208-5814
9:18 AM
Bob said…
Reflex Systems
Reflex Systems is one of the only companies that has total awareness of everything that makes up a "cloud". You won't see them today but in 2011 they could make a large impact that no one would see coming.
3:12 PM
Anonymous said…
Hyper Office is a company to watch for over the next year. They're one of the oldest companies in the cloud collaboration sphere, have added tools over the years, and consolidated their suite with a mega upgrade earlier this year. They spent this year getting lots of attention and building brand awareness. I think they're nicely poised to make an impact in cloud collaboration, one of the foremost areas of growth in the cloud.
5:33 PM
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