Clouds for smaller companies 2 companies
These companies rent out servers, storage and databases in a simpler and cheaper way than the largest clouds, mainly to start-ups and developers.
Software for running a cloud 3 companies
Some companies sell the software behind a cloud, so that a telecom operator, a government or a GPU owner can run a cloud of its own. Others sell software that keeps a company's many cloud accounts in order.
MontyCloudMontyCloud, from Redmond with engineers in Bengaluru, helps a company keep its hundreds of AWS servers, databases and settings in order, across many accounts.BengaluruDomain names and web hosting 3 companies
A website needs a name, such as example.in, which is bought from a company called a registrar. It also needs a server to run on, which a web host rents out, often together with the name and the security certificate that shows the padlock in the browser.


Newfold DigitalIncludes BluehostIncludes Network SolutionsNewfold Digital owns many web-hosting and domain brands, including Bluehost and Network Solutions, the original registrar of the commercial internet. Its Indian company, in Mumbai, owns BigRock and ResellerClub.MumbaiHired recentlyEdge networks that became clouds 2 companies
Some companies run thousands of servers in cities around the world, close to users, to deliver websites quickly and block attacks. They now also rent out those servers to run code, so a user in Guwahati or Kochi is answered by a nearby server.
Akamai TechnologiesAkamai built the original network for delivering web content, then turned it into a security business. In 2022 it bought Linode, a cloud provider, and it now also rents out computing on the same servers.BengaluruHiring nowSee alsoNetwork security, firewalls and SASE
CloudflareCloudflare began as a protective shield in front of websites, and grew into a network on which developers run code, store files and host whole applications.BengaluruHiring nowSee alsoNetwork security, firewalls and SASEWhat's changing
Companies want a cloud they can own.
Some companies and governments now want cloud-style computing on machines they own or control, inside India, because of cost, data rules or the need for their own GPUs. That favours companies that sell the software to run a cloud, rather than renting one out.
Companies: ingrid's company map. Hiring signals: postings feed of 5 Nov 2026.





