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Companies implementing Load Balancing

A load balancer is a reverse‑proxy device that distributes network or application traffic across multiple servers, increasing application capacity and reliability.

56,107

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List of companies that implement Load Balancing

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  • Tata Consultancy Services logo
    IndiaEmployees731kRevenue$27BIT Services and IT Consulting
    Load BalancingHigh confidence
  • Oracle logo
    United StatesEmployees207kRevenue$50BIT Services and IT Consulting
    Load BalancingHigh confidence
  • Google logo
    United StatesEmployees330kSoftware Development
    Load BalancingHigh confidence
  • Amazon Web Services (AWS) logo
    United StatesEmployees147kIT Services and IT Consulting
    Load BalancingHigh confidence
  • Leidos logo
    United StatesEmployees37kRevenue$14BDefense and Space Manufacturing
    Load BalancingHigh confidence
  • KPMG US logo
    United StatesEmployees52kFinancial Services
    Load BalancingHigh confidence
  • Apple logo
    United StatesEmployees293kComputer Hardware Manufacturing
    Load BalancingHigh confidence
  • IBM logo
    United StatesEmployees345kRevenue$61BIT Services and IT Consulting
    Load BalancingHigh confidence
  • General Dynamics Information Technology logo
    United StatesEmployees103kRevenue$7.9BIT Services and IT Consulting
    Load BalancingHigh confidence
  • Kyndryl logo
    United StatesEmployees90kRevenue$19BIT Services and IT Consulting
    Load BalancingHigh confidence

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