Sela Cloud
Multi-cloud services from development to FinOps and SecOps
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- 1
- team
- 200+
- founded
- 1998
Every AI builder headquartered in Israel whose FinOps & cloud cost listing is cross-referenced (L2) or higher against public sources the provider does not control. Ranked on earned proof, never paid placement.
9 verified builders qualify for this map, every one cross-referenced (L2) or higher. Order is earned: highest verification level first, ties broken by most-recent verification. A free-plan L5 provider always outranks a paid-plan L1; plan tier is never a ranking input.
Most recent verification on this map: 2026-07-07. This is a live view, the ranking updates as builders re-verify.
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Multi-cloud services from development to FinOps and SecOps
Multi-cloud engineering with a GenAI/MLOps accelerator practice.
Cloud services for the Israeli market with a focus on FinOps and security
Petah Tikva Microsoft/Databricks partner running data platform migrations
AWS Premier Partner with an MLOps Accelerator for startups.
AWS Premier partner and Kubernetes Certified Service Provider
DevOps, FinOps, and AI cloud automation services
Cloud cost, DevOps, and web performance advisory since ~2004
Multi-cloud MSP and consultancy for AWS, GCP, and Azure
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