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Companies implementing Cloud Repatriation

Cloud repatriation, also called data repatriation, involves moving data, workloads, and applications from public cloud services back to an organization’s on‑premise infrastructure or local storage, often to reduce costs, improve control, or address latency and policy concerns.

List of companies that implement Cloud Repatriation

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  • Nutanix logo
    United StatesEmployees10kRevenue$1.5BSoftware Development
    Cloud RepatriationHigh confidence
  • Cepoch logo
    United StatesEmployees33Software Development
    Cloud RepatriationMedium confidence
  • Métis Nation-Saskatchewan logo
    CanadaEmployees210Government Administration
    Cloud RepatriationMedium confidence
  • Cisco logo
    United StatesEmployees98kRevenue$52BSoftware Development
    Cloud RepatriationLow confidence
  • United StatesBusiness Consulting and Services
    Cloud RepatriationLow confidence
  • InOpTra Digital logo
    United StatesEmployees159Technology, Information and Internet
    Cloud RepatriationLow confidence
  • Robin Radar Systems logo
    NetherlandsEmployees257Defense and Space Manufacturing
    Cloud RepatriationLow confidence
  • Community Transit logo
    United StatesEmployees606Truck Transportation
    Cloud RepatriationLow confidence
  • ELYON International logo
    United StatesEmployees77IT Services and IT Consulting
    Cloud RepatriationLow confidence
  • Arc Compute logo
    CanadaEmployees16IT Services and IT Consulting
    Cloud RepatriationLow confidence

Showing top companies out of 50 that implement Cloud Repatriation. Get the full list on TheirStack.

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