As of October 2026, Latka tracks 37 server virtualization software companies. They have combined revenues of $309.3M and employ 1.3K people. They have raised $248.9M and serve 3.3K customers combined.
Every company below sells server virtualization 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.
Server virtualization software is a technology that allows organizations to create and manage multiple virtual servers on a single physical server. This process involves using software to segment the physical hardware resources into distinct virtual environments, or virtual machines (VMs), each capable of running its own operating system and applications independently. This capability enhances resource utilization, improves management efficiency, and supports the consolidation of IT infrastructure. The primary use cases for server virtualization include simplifying server management, improving scalability and flexibility, and reducing hardware costs. Typical features of server virtualization software include support for virtual machine creation and management, workload migration, snapshotting for data recovery, and performance monitoring tools. Common buyer personas for this technology are IT managers, system administrators, and organizations looking to optimize their data center operations, enhance disaster recovery strategies, or develop a cloud infrastructure.
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Showing 10 of 37 companies ranked by annual revenue.
St. Louis, Missouri, United States
Netelligent provides companies with the technologies they need to run their business (security, phone system, servers/virtualization)
Oakdale, Pennsylvania, United States
Developer of information technology systems designed to focus on delivering infrastructure, virtualization and communications systems. The company's services address and beat the challenges that its customers seek to overcome and specializes in information Services, project management, telecommunications and engineering placements, and its construction management provides end to end planning and construction services that will culminate in the fruition of a organization's vision, enabling organization to grow their information technology infrastructure.
Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan
Egenera designs, develops and delivers cloud management and infrastructure virtualization software.
Cologne, Nordrhein-westfalen, Germany
Developer of a cloud native infrastructure platform designed to manage Kubernetes clusters to run containerized applications on-premises and in the cloud. The company's platform offers hard multi-tenancy to create and scale as many fully isolated clusters as needed, hybrid cloud portability, monitors clusters 24/7 ensuring that the business is operational at all times and more, enabling enterprises to get the infrastructure that is operational and up-to-date at all times.
Emeryville, California, United States
Oxide is building a new kind of server. True rack-scale design, built with the innovations of cloud hyperscale technology, to make running on-premises compute infrastructure as easy as cloud.
Boca Raton, Florida, United States
Champion Solutions Group is comprised of a great group of talented, fun and passionate people, whose sole purpose is to help our clients increase their productivity, reduce costs and mitigate risks. We are award-winning, IT industry experts with deep expertise in all areas of Virtualization & Cloud, Security, Data Center (Storage, Networking, Converged / Hyper-Converged), Data Management, Mobility, Windows 10 and Professional Services. Our time-tested, proven methodology of services delivery has lead to hundreds of successful IT deployments that have come in on schedule and below budget. Visit us at: www.championsg.com www.messageops.com Champion is hiring! See job postings at: http://www.championsg.com/careers 10 reasons why we love to work for Champion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdjQY_i29Z8
San Francisco, California, United States
Provider of servers for the cloud computing market. The company engages in developing and building servers for small and medium-sized enterprises and households.
San Francisco, California, United States
Loft Labs specializes in virtualizing Kubernetes to enhance operations, enable multi-tenancy, and optimize resource utilization. It develops a self-service access platform for engineers.
United States
ISPsystem creates software for IT infrastructure management and hosting business automation. • DCImanager is a platform for managing physical equipment (servers, switches, routers, and PDUs), as well as for monitoring sensors in a data center. • VMmanager is a platform for managing server virtualization based on QEMU/KVM. • BILLmanager is a multifunctional platform for managing the business of hosting providers and IaaS projects. • ISPmanager is a solution for managing a web server and sites. • Vepp is a platform for creating and managing WordPress sites. We help companies save money on IT asset management and automate routine processes. For 16 years of our work, we have accumulated expertise in infrastructure management. Companies from over 150 countries trust our solutions.
Latka tracks 37 server virtualization software companies with reported revenue. Together they generate $309.3M in annual revenue and employ 1.3K people.
Netelligent Corporation is the largest, with $88.9M in annual revenue, founded in 2003.
The average server virtualization software company in this list makes $8.4M a year, across 37 companies with reported revenue. They serve 3.3K customers combined.
Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are Netelligent Corporation, AEC Group, LLC, Egenera, Giant Swarm and Oxide Computer Company.
The 37 server virtualization software companies tracked here have raised $248.9M in disclosed funding between them.
- The product must enable the creation of multiple virtual machines on a single physical server. - It requires functionalities for managing and monitoring the performance of virtual servers. - The solution should offer features for workload migration and scalability. - It must support different operating systems running simultaneously on separate virtual machines. - Not just a simple server setup; must also provide advanced resource allocation and provisioning capabilities.
