This article showcases our top picks for the best Santa Clara based Virtualization companies. These startups and companies are taking a variety of approaches to innovating the Virtualization industry, but are all exceptional companies well worth a follow.
We tried to pick companies across the size spectrum from cutting edge startups to established brands.
We selected these startups and companies for exceptional performance in one of these categories:
- Innovation
- Innovative ideas
- Innovative route to market
- Innovative product
- Growth
- Exceptional growth
- Exceptional growth strategy
- Management
- Societal impact
Top Santa Clara Virtualization Startups
Data sourced from Crunchbase and SemRush.
AccelOps
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First software platform to combine deep analytics for network performance & security management, viewable from a “single-pane-of-glass”
Uila
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Uila gives collaborative solution that effectively visualizes and automatically correlates application performance to virtual.
Accelera
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Accelera creates wireless network virtualization technology to create seamless high-speed carrier-grade connectivity.
ConteXtream
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ConteXtream, a software firm, offers a cloud-based network virtualization framework for carriers, and cloud service providers and operators.
CumuLogic
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CumuLogic is a software provider enabling enterprises and cloud-computing providers to deliver AWS-like cloud services.
NComputing
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NComputing provides desktop virtualization software and hardware solutions.
Pancetera
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Pancetera offers virtual appliances-as-a-solution for virtual storage complexity and cost.
FastScaleTechnology
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FastScale Technology delivers software virtualization and provisioning solutions for enterprise-class Web farms and data centers.
