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AWS migrations and cost engineering for mid-market DACH
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AWS migrations and cost engineering for mid-market DACH
Toronto-headquartered IT solutions firm with a FinOps service line
SK group IT services arm with a dedicated FinOps architect team
Samsung group IT services arm running the Cloud in One FinOps platform and advisory
Azure cost optimisation for Irish SMEs and fintechs
Digital consultancy with AI, DevOps and MLOps practices
Skellefteå IT consultancy with a data and analytics practice serving telecom, industry and public sector
Software engineering with an SRE and DevOps practice.
Kubernetes, DevOps, and platform engineering built on open-source stacks
Aarhus platform engineering shop building Kubernetes + observability stacks
The Open Source IT Company
Cloud-Native, Platform Engineering, AI-Assisted Software Engineering
Louvain-la-Neuve AI and software firm with a combined DevOps and MLOps practice, now part of Yuma.
Stockholm and Gothenburg firm building and running agentic AI systems.
Apptio, Cloudability, and FinOps specialists for the Fortune 500
AWS Premier Tier cloud, DevOps and data consultancy
Multi-cloud managed services and consulting
AWS Premier, Azure Solutions and Google Premier partner
Microsoft partner with Azure focus
End-to-end Cloud FinOps from consulting through managed optimization
Digital consultancy with cloud and data practices
Vendor-independent DevOps engineering and Kubernetes-based platforms
Born-in-cloud consultancy across AWS, GCP, Azure and Alibaba Cloud
Butler-service for your development teams — DevSecOps & platform engineering
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