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The Cloud Kings 10
- #1
Alphabet
NASDAQ: GOOGL
Alphabet is the parent company of Google. Its Google Cloud segment includes Google Cloud Platform infrastructure and data services as well as Google Workspace.
Infrastructure & software
- #2
Microsoft
NASDAQ: MSFT
Microsoft operates Azure, one of the three largest public cloud infrastructure platforms, alongside a broad portfolio of subscription software including Microsoft 365 and Dynamics 365.
Infrastructure & software
- #3
Amazon
NASDAQ: AMZN
Amazon owns Amazon Web Services (AWS), which launched its first public infrastructure services in 2006 and is reported as a separate operating segment in Amazon's financial statements.
Cloud infrastructure
- #4
Tencent
HKEX: 0700
Tencent is a Chinese technology company best known for WeChat and online games. It also operates Tencent Cloud, which provides cloud infrastructure and enterprise services.
Infrastructure & software
- #5
Oracle
NYSE: ORCL
Oracle sells database software and enterprise applications and operates Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), alongside its Fusion Cloud and NetSuite application suites.
Infrastructure & software
- #6
Alibaba
NYSE: BABA
Alibaba Group is a Chinese technology company whose businesses include e-commerce and Alibaba Cloud, one of the largest cloud infrastructure providers in Asia.
Infrastructure & software
- #7
SAP
XETRA: SAP
SAP is a German enterprise software company whose cloud portfolio centres on S/4HANA Cloud ERP and the SAP Business Technology Platform.
Cloud software
- #8
Shopify
NASDAQ: SHOP
Shopify provides cloud-based commerce software that lets businesses run online stores, point of sale and payments.
Cloud software
- #9
IBM
NYSE: IBM
IBM focuses on hybrid cloud and AI software and consulting. Its portfolio includes IBM Cloud and Red Hat, which IBM acquired in 2019.
Infrastructure & software
- #10
Salesforce
NYSE: CRM
Salesforce was founded as a cloud-delivered customer relationship management (CRM) provider and now sells sales, service, marketing, data and analytics software.
Cloud software
Other eligible companies
Adobe
NASDAQ: ADBE
Adobe sells creative, document and marketing software, mainly by subscription, through Creative Cloud, Document Cloud and Experience Cloud.
Cloud software
Cloudflare
NYSE: NET
Cloudflare operates a global network that provides content delivery, security, networking and developer services such as Workers.
Cloud infrastructure
Datadog
NASDAQ: DDOG
Datadog provides a cloud-based observability and security platform for monitoring infrastructure, applications and logs.
Cloud software
Intuit
NASDAQ: INTU
Intuit makes financial software for consumers and small businesses, including QuickBooks, TurboTax, Credit Karma and Mailchimp.
Cloud software
ServiceNow
NYSE: NOW
ServiceNow provides the Now Platform, a cloud-based platform for IT service management and workflow automation across the enterprise.
Cloud software
Snowflake
NYSE: SNOW
Snowflake provides a cloud data platform for data warehousing, data engineering and AI workloads, running on top of the major public cloud providers.
Cloud software
Workday
NASDAQ: WDAY
Workday sells cloud applications for human capital management, finance and planning to large and mid-sized organisations.
Cloud software
Related companies
CrowdStrike
NASDAQ: CRWD
CrowdStrike provides cybersecurity delivered from the cloud through its Falcon platform, covering endpoint, cloud workload, identity and security operations.
Cloud software
Palantir
NASDAQ: PLTR
Palantir builds data integration and AI software, including Foundry, Gotham and its Artificial Intelligence Platform (AIP), for government and commercial customers.
Cloud software
Palo Alto Networks
NASDAQ: PANW
Palo Alto Networks sells cybersecurity products, including network firewalls and cloud-delivered security platforms such as Prisma and Cortex.
Cloud software