Our service is based on software automation.
We Provide:
Total instance types and sizes count of processors and dedicated accelerators offered by the four largest clouds (AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Alibaba Cloud)
Total instance types and sizes count of processors and dedicated accelerators offered by the four largest clouds (AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Alibaba Cloud)
Our service is based on software automation.
We Provide:
Investors can compare the total counts of instance types and sizes available of AMD, Intel, and Arm based processors by region with our time series data.
Fuel your investment model with data comparing the total counts of instance types and sizes avilable of NVIDIA, AMD, Intel, Xilinx and other accelerators by region.
We answer the question “Which compute instances are deployed, where and what is in them?” We identify and catalog processor and accelerator prices, types and configurations, including CPU, GPU, FPGA, TPU and newer accelerator technologies as they deploy into public cloud service provider (CSP) datacenters.
We compare CSP offerings across a spectrum of relevant metrics. We even run daily social media sentiment analysis on the clouds we track to analyze what’s important to IT customers.
We answer the question “Which compute instances are deployed, where and what is in them?” We identify and catalog processor and accelerator prices, types and configurations, including CPU, GPU, FPGA, TPU and newer accelerator technologies as they deploy into public cloud service provider (CSP) datacenters.
We compare CSP offerings across a spectrum of relevant metrics. We collect industry data and aggregate that data into eight “attributes”, including marketplace size, regional presence, reliability and security. We even run daily social media sentiment analysis on the clouds we track to analyze what’s important to IT customers.
You run an in-house IT organization. You know that IT is becoming a service. Not all of your IT needs to be in the cloud, but you know you need to implement private cloud for your baseline on premises needs. That means also creating a public cloud migration plan. If you are a government IT shop, chances are you have the mandate to move to the cloud. Either way, how can you ensure that your internal customers will trust that you have a sound plan? Do you have the tools to optimize your cloud migration strategy and individual app migration plans in real-time?
You are a technology supplier to cloud service providers. You know how fast your competitive field is moving. You know what you are shipping, but your competitive arena is expanding and moving as fast as you are. Your current market data sources can’t give you the resolution you need on technology deployment in the cloud at the cadence you need. How can you react competitively when you only get quarterly survey data two months after the end of each quarter? Plus, your cloud customers may be promoting several of your competitors at the same time they are promoting you. How can you keep your investors and customers objectively up-to-date on how successful you’ve been in the cloud?
As a cloud service provider, you know what’s in your cloud and what your supply chain is trying to sell you. If you are a larger provider, you may even implement some of your own competitive intelligence. But your internal competitive intelligence is resource- and budget- constrained and may not be getting a complete picture. Is there an industry source that is objectively measuring your progress against your competitors at the speed you are innovating? And if you are not a top-tier cloud service provider, do you have a chance of getting into that competitive matrix?
You manage millions and possibly billions of dollars of investment capital. You are sifting through the same quarterly earnings and quarterly industry analyst reports as everyone else for cloud industry success vectors. That’s not giving your long-range predictive models an edge. Your analytics team has already embraced DevOps and is deep into machine learning. Where can you find objective, real-time cloud industry telemetry, and insight to enhance your models and decision making?
You need objective advice that cuts through the chaos and future promises. Liftr Insights delivers dependable, objective advice about the state of cloud infrastructure now and what to realistically expect from cloud infrastructure in your planning timeframe.
You run an in-house IT organization. You know that IT is becoming a service. Not all of your IT needs to be in the cloud, but you know you need to implement private cloud for your baseline on premises needs. That means also creating a public cloud migration plan. If you are a government IT shop, chances are you have the mandate to move to the cloud. Either way, how can you ensure that your internal customers will trust that you have a sound plan? Do you have the tools to optimize your cloud migration strategy and individual app migration plans in real-time?
You are a technology supplier to cloud service providers. You know how fast your competitive field is moving. You know what you are shipping, but your competitive arena is expanding and moving as fast as you are. Your current market data sources can’t give you the resolution you need on technology deployment in the cloud at the cadence you need. How can you react competitively when you only get quarterly survey data two months after the end of each quarter? Plus, your cloud customers may be promoting several of your competitors at the same time they are promoting you. How can you keep your investors and customers objectively up-to-date on how successful you’ve been in the cloud?
As a cloud service provider, you know what’s in your cloud and what your supply chain is trying to sell you. If you are a larger provider, you may even implement some of your own competitive intelligence. But your internal competitive intelligence is resource- and budget- constrained and may not be getting a complete picture. Is there an industry source that is objectively measuring your progress against your competitors at the speed you are innovating? And if you are not a top-tier cloud service provider, do you have a chance of getting into that competitive matrix?
You manage millions and possibly billions of dollars of investment capital. You are sifting through the same quarterly earnings and quarterly industry analyst reports as everyone else for cloud industry success vectors. That’s not giving your long-range predictive models an edge. Your analytics team has already embraced DevOps and is deep into machine learning. Where can you find objective, real-time cloud industry telemetry, and insight to enhance your models and decision making?
Competitive Analysis Reports and Market Trend Reports
Assess the Competitiveness of IaaS and Metal Service Offerings
The Liftr Cloud Components Tracker identifies and catalogs the prices, configurations, and components of all the IaaS and bare-metal compute instances being deployed by tracked cloud service providers by region.
Deep Dives into Hot Cloud Topics
Liftr Cloud Patterns are topical, stand-alone reports that leverage data and insights from our subscription services for an in-depth treatment of a specific topic.
Start making better technology, business and investment decisions with unbiased cloud industry analysis. Contact an analyst for more information about Liftr Insights subscriptions.
Liftr Look Ahead: AWS Outposts – Taking Business From Server Vendors High-Performance Computing (HPC) in the Cloud High-performance computing (HPC) requires high bandwidth and low…
Liftr Look Ahead: AMD Time Series Data – The Journey to Capture Cloud Market Share Fighting for Cloud Market Share Previously, we discussed AMD and its…
Liftr Look Ahead: Cloud Provider Pricing – The Complexity of Public Cloud IaaS Compute Pricing Public Cloud IaaS Compute Pricing is Complex Public cloud IaaS…
Liftr Look Ahead: Private Managed and Hybrid Clouds – Choices When Scaling What’s the difference between public cloud, private cloud and hybrid cloud? Everyone doesn’t…
Contact us for inquiries on our products, analysis, to set up a briefing with an analyst, or to schedule a Liftr Close-Up Interview.
Contact us for inquiries on our products, analysis, to set up a briefing with an analyst, or to schedule a Liftr Close-Up Interview.
