Who are the main providers of public clouds?
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Who are the main providers of public clouds?
Today, there are three main public cloud providers: AWS, Microsoft and Google. These providers deliver their services over the internet or through dedicated connections, and they use a fundamental pay-per-use approach. Each provider offers a range of products oriented toward different workloads and enterprise needs.
Which is the fastest growing cloud service provider?
World’s Fastest-Growing Cloud Vendors: #1 Google, #2 Oracle, #3 Microsoft & ServiceNow, #5 Amazon
- I’m estimating that Oracle revenue grew 33\% for its fiscal quarter ended Nov.
- Microsoft said Q4 cloud revenue reached $16.7 billion, was up 32\% year/year and up from 31\% in the calendar Q3;
Who are the private cloud providers?
Private Cloud Company Comparison Table
| Private Cloud Company | Top Solutions |
|---|---|
| VMware | vRealize Suite Cloud Management Platform, vCloud Air Hybrid Cloud Manager |
| Dell EMC | Enterprise Private Cloud Solution, Cloud Management and Security applications |
| Oracle | Oracle Cloud Platform, Managed Cloud Services |
Which is the biggest cloud provider?
Table: Worldwide IaaS Public Cloud Services Market Share, 2017-2018 (Millions of U.S. Dollars)
| Company | 2018 Revenue | 2017 Market Share (\%) |
|---|---|---|
| Amazon | 15,495 | 49.4 |
| Microsoft | 5,038 | 12.7 |
| Alibaba | 2,499 | 5.3 |
| 1,314 | 3.3 |
Who is the largest provider of cloud services in 2021?
Top 10 cloud providers of 2021
- Amazon Web Services. Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the world-leading cloud vendor with over 200 integrated features and services.
- Microsoft Azure.
- Google Cloud Platform.
- Alibaba Cloud.
- Salesforce.
Who are the biggest private cloud providers?
Top 10 Private Cloud Providers
- VMware. It is a popular virtualization software in managing private cloud deployments.
- Microsoft. One of the top players in the private cloud market which enjoys more than 40\% market share.
- Red hat.
- Dell.
- HPE.
- Citrix.
- Oracle.
- IBM.