Top Cloud Solutions in Apac

CIO Review APAC is proud to present the Top Companies in Top Cloud Solutions in Apac, a prestigious recognition in the industry. This award is in recognition of the stellar reputation and trust these companies hold among their customers and industry peers, evident in the numerous nominations we received from our subscribers. The top companies have been selected after an exhaustive evaluation by an expert panel of C-level executives, industry thought leaders and editorial board.

    Top Cloud Solutions in Apac

    LOOV transforms enterprise communication with its AI-powered video agent, delivering personalized, human-like presentations across sales, marketing and customer success. By automating live conversation techniques, LOOV enables scalable, ... read full profile
    CMA offers Othello Connect, a SaaS-based production management system specifically designed for small and midsized manufacturers, at a relatively low cost. The system offers a wide range of features, enabling clients to select only those ... read full profile
    EasyStack
    EasyStack provides open-source cloud infrastructure for enterprises, offering scalable private, hybrid and cloud-native platforms built on OpenStack, Kubernetes and Ceph. Founded in 2014, it helps organizations deploy high-performance, flexible clouds and manage applications through unified tools, enabling efficient digital transformation and large-scale infrastructure growth.
    QingCloud
    QingCloud delivers enterprise-class cloud services and digital transformation solutions. It offers a full stack of independently developed cloud capabilities including public, private, hybrid cloud, storage, big data, container and AI services. QingCloud helps organizations rapidly deploy scalable, secure and flexible infrastructure to accelerate digital innovation across industries.
    Qiniu
    Qiniu Cloud provides audio-visual and data-focused cloud services, including object storage, CDN, live streaming, media processing and data analytics. Founded in 2011, it helps enterprises manage large-scale unstructured data and deliver interactive media experiences, enabling scalable digital transformation with AI-driven capabilities.

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