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Directory

Companies

Directory of the companies building the AI infrastructure economy: chip designers, hyperscalers, GPU clouds and data-center operators.

Amazon Web Services

Cloud computing

The largest public cloud provider, with Trainium and Inferentia silicon alongside NVIDIA GPU fleets.

Seattle, Washington, USA

AMD

Semiconductors

Semiconductor company producing Instinct data-center accelerators, EPYC server CPUs and Radeon graphics.

Santa Clara, California, USA

CoreWeave

Cloud computing

Specialised GPU cloud provider focused on large-scale AI training and inference capacity.

Livingston, New Jersey, USA

Crusoe

AI infrastructure

Vertically integrated AI infrastructure company spanning energy, data centers and GPU cloud services.

Denver, Colorado, USA

Google

Cloud computing

Runs Google Cloud and designs TPU accelerators for internal and customer AI workloads.

Mountain View, California, USA

AI infrastructure company created by KKR to finance, develop and operate hyperscale data centers, power generation and transmission, fiber and connectivity for hyperscalers.

Intel

Semiconductors

Semiconductor manufacturer with data-center CPUs, Gaudi AI accelerators and a foundry business.

Santa Clara, California, USA

Microsoft

Cloud computing

Operator of Azure, one of the largest AI cloud platforms, and a major buyer of AI data-center capacity.

Redmond, Washington, USA

Nebius

Cloud computing

AI-focused cloud infrastructure provider offering NVIDIA GPU instances, clusters, storage and managed AI infrastructure.

Nscale

AI infrastructure

Full-stack AI cloud company combining compute, data centers and power infrastructure for large-scale AI workloads.

London, United Kingdom

NVIDIA

Semiconductors

Designer of the GPUs and networking systems that power most large-scale AI training and inference deployments.

Santa Clara, California, USA

OpenAI

Artificial intelligence

AI research and product company whose compute demand drives large infrastructure commitments.

San Francisco, California, USA

Verda

Cloud computing

European full-stack AI cloud offering GPU instances, clusters and platform services for training and inference.

Helsinki, Finland

Akamai Technologies

Cloud computing

Distributed cloud and edge infrastructure provider expanding capacity for large-scale AI workloads.

Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA

Broadcom

Semiconductors

Supplies networking silicon and custom AI accelerators for hyperscale operators.

Palo Alto, California, USA

CUDO Compute

AI infrastructure

Enterprise AI infrastructure provider offering dedicated GPU clusters across Hopper, Blackwell and Blackwell Ultra platforms.

Digital Realty

Data centers

Global data-center REIT providing colocation and hyperscale capacity.

Austin, Texas, USA

DigitalOcean

Cloud computing

Developer cloud provider offering GPU Droplets, bare-metal GPU infrastructure and AI platform services.

Equinix

Data centers

Global colocation and interconnection provider hosting cloud and AI infrastructure.

Redwood City, California, USA

Meta

Technology

Operates one of the world's largest private AI training fleets and builds its own data-center campuses.

Menlo Park, California, USA

Oracle

Cloud computing

Provides Oracle Cloud Infrastructure GPU clusters used by large AI model developers.

Austin, Texas, USA

OVHcloud

Cloud computing

European cloud provider offering public-cloud GPU instances for AI, machine learning and high-performance computing.

Runpod

Cloud computing

GPU cloud platform offering self-serve GPU Pods, Serverless inference and multi-node clusters.

Scaleway

Cloud computing

European cloud provider offering NVIDIA GPU instances, managed AI services and on-demand GPU clusters.

TSMC

Semiconductors

The leading contract chip manufacturer, fabricating most advanced AI accelerators.

Hsinchu, Taiwan

Vultr

Cloud computing

Independent cloud infrastructure provider offering GPU instances and H100 clusters across a broad global data-center footprint.