Mark Anderson
The emergence of an increasingly digital economy has driven a surge in startups in the Cloud Data Services industry. Specifically,businesses established in 2020 or later in England have been making significant strides in the sector. These startups are a testament to the vibrant entrepreneurial ecosystem in the UK and specifically, its ability to foster innovation in cloud computing, artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. Here, we take a closer look at these compelling startups and the solutions they’re bringing to market.
Soveren
Founded by Andrew Zhulin, Dima Zhulin, and Peter Fedchenkov, London-based Soveren has developed a proprietary technology that makes critical data protection tasks easy for security teams. This includes automated data discovery and classification, continuously enforced security and compliance policies, allowing businesses to lower potential data breaches. The founders and CEOs of trusted tech companies like Datadog, Snyk, Slack, Airbnb, and a former CISO of Amazon, provide the backbone of this promising startup.
The Software Institute
The Software Institute (TSI) is a consulting firm based in London that provides online and on-site software development training. They are committed to keeping their students updated with the most in-demand software, making them attractive candidates in the job market. You can learn more about their offerings on their Facebook and LinkedIn pages.
Ventriks
Ventriks is a London-based startup offering a cloud platform that facilitates data discovery, engineering, management, and analysis. Founded by Richard Quigley and Kowshik Rao, Ventriks aims to simplify and streamline businesses’ data-related tasks.
S2R Analytics
S2R Analytics is a London-based startup that focuses on analytics, business intelligence, cloud data services, consulting, and finance. You can find out more about their services on their LinkedIn page.
Newland Science
Based in London, Newland Science provides cloud data services, recruiting database and software solutions. In addition to its company website, the firm maintains a presence on LinkedIn as well.
Hyperneph
Hyperneph is a software and application development consultancy that focuses on digital transformation. Established in February 2020, the London-based company operates with a focus on online portals and information services.
Quix
Quix is a London-based company focusing on real-time time-series data streaming and the application of machine learning and artificial intelligence. The startup provides an end-to-end platform that allows companies to build robust pipelines, train AI models, and create custom frontends to demonstrate their work.
Data Catalyst
Founded by Dr Nicholas Rendell and Jude Fisher, Data Catalyst provides a new platform for developers to connect their apps to personal, open, and commercial data sources. The company offers a single, secure API with valuable services including managed data connections, regulatory compliance, secure storage, and machine learning tools.
Instill AI
The goal of Instill AI, a startup founded by Ping-Lin Chang and Xiaofei Du, is to make AI more accessible to everyone. They have developed an open-source unstructured data infrastructure, called Versatile Data Pipeline (VDP). This service provides users a reliable and scalable foundation for their services and applications via a no-/low-code interface.
Upload.io
Upload.io is a London-based startup founded by Lawrence Wagerfield that provides cloud computing, data services, content delivery network and web development services.
Evorra
Evorra is a SaaS marketplace based in London that provides brands and agencies with the technology to build and scale valuable audiences, while ensuring data-source transparency and privacy. The company was founded by Aaron Ritoper, Marc Campora, Piero Poli, and Warren Chang.
It is clear that the UK, especially London, continues its tradition as a burgeoning hub for cloud data startups. These vibrant businesses span a wide range of applications, from AI to software development and data management, contributing significantly to the digital economy. Their innovative solutions exemplify the capacity for English entrepreneurship to shape the future of the tech industry, not just domestically but on a global scale.
