As of November 2026, Latka tracks 9 data center infrastructure management software companies under $1M in annual revenue. They have combined revenues of $4.2M and employ 43 people.
Every company below sells data center infrastructure management software to other businesses and is ranked by its most recent annual revenue. Revenue, funding, headcount and customer figures come from CEO interviews on the Latka podcast, public company filings, and Latka estimates where a company has not disclosed a number.
Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) Software encompasses a suite of tools designed to monitor, manage, and optimize data center performance. This software enables organizations to track resources, maintain energy efficiency, and improve overall operational effectiveness. Essential features of DCIM include real-time monitoring, capacity planning, asset management, energy management, and performance reporting, which provide insights into both IT and facility management aspects of data centers. The primary use cases for DCIM software involve increasing operational efficiency, reducing costs, and enhancing resource utilization. By enabling data center managers and IT teams to visualize the entire ecosystem of servers, power distribution, cooling systems, and environmental conditions, DCIM helps in preventing downtime and ensures optimal performance of IT resources. Typical buyer personas include IT managers, facility managers, and operations personnel looking to streamline processes and mitigate risks associated with data center operations.
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Showing 9 of 9 companies ranked by annual revenue.
Rellingen, Germany
.... Hervorgegangen aus den praktischen Erfahrungen der in 2009 gegründeten x-ion GmbH , steht dataR für leistungsstarke, effiziente und nachhaltige Colocation-Lösungen. Mit...
Santa Barbara, California, United States
Developer of online infrastructure management software. The company specializes in developing and designing cloud-based software for management of infrastructure asset networks.
Arlington, Virginia, United States
Network Capacity Solutions (a wholly owned subsidiary of Connectbase) is a global technology provider of telecommunication focused applications dedicated to delivering effective web-based solutions for enterprises, data centers, carriers, and wireless providers. Network Capacity Solutions offers circuit inventory and cross connect management with customizable CIM and XCIM application suites. For more information about Network Capacity Solutions call 866-323-4NCS or visit networkcapacitysolutions.com #saas #nomorespreadsheets #roi
San Francisco, California, United States
Software to monitor, control, and optimize data centers.
Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Robots for the inspection and maintenance of data centers
Voluntari, Romania
Avangardis is a company that specializes in IT infrastructure and digital transformation. They provide services such as digital transformation, IT infrastructure, and consulting. They have a team of 2 and their revenue is $89K.
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Developer of a cloud computing platform designed to turn existing computers into an onsite mini-data center for businesses. The Company's uses internet of things (IoT), AI and VR, enabling the businesses to leverage underutilized computing power to provide simple, affordable, location-friendly processing for complex computing applications.
Latka tracks 9 data center infrastructure management software companies under $1M in annual revenue. Together they generate $4.2M in annual revenue and employ 43 people.
dataR GmbH is the largest, with $990K in annual revenue, founded in 2023.
The average data center infrastructure management software company in this list makes $467.2K a year, across 9 companies with reported revenue.
Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are dataR GmbH, t4 Spatial, Network Capacity Solutions (NCS), Zettanorth - AI Data Centre Developer Norway and Aravolta.
- Must offer real-time monitoring of data center assets and environments. - Must include capacity planning and resource allocation features. - Should support energy management and efficiency tracking. - Needs to facilitate detailed reporting and analytics on data center performance. - Must enable integration with other data center management tools and systems. - Not just focused on IT management; must also include physical infrastructure management.
