The Cloud 100

In our largest survey yet, encompassing 405 companies, we uncover and analyze the latest geographic, leadership, and financial trends in the global cloud industry.

Bessemer reveals insights into the 2023 Cloud 100 cohort and how AI is taking center stage in the private cloud market.

This year’s top Cloud 100 CEOs share their wisdom on how to focus on a business’s long-term mission.

The successful strategies that drove top private cloud companies, such as ServiceTitan, Calendly, and LaunchDarkly, to $100 million ARR.

Bessemer distills insights from this year’s top private cloud compares—and how this analysis reflects the health of the cloud economy.

Bessemer uncovers the year’s top trends and insights in the global cloud economy, including how the model is only getting better, and why being a Centaur is the new milestone to celebrate.

With dollars raised and valuations at a historic high, the cloud industry represents a source of economic opportunity across every industry.

Reese Witherspoon, Rachel Carlson, and Chris Comparato discuss how technology is enabling entertainment, education, and hospitality to come back, stronger than ever.

Bessemer offers analysis and insights into the 2021 Cloud 100 cohort and what it tells us about the state of the private cloud market today.

Melanie Perkins, Ara Mahdessian, and Larry Fitzgerald Jr. open up about how they’ve weathered the past 18 months and the optimism and wisdom they’ve gained to make an impact.

Four CEOs at the helm of the remote work revolution share insights about the resounding impact of a transformational year.

The next generation of founders discusses what keeps them motivated and the power of listening and community.

From GTM strategies to weaving in feedback to drive product innovation, leaders of Databricks, Confluent, and Gong.io break down how they refine and adjust product strategy to drive sustained growth.

With 29 new companies joining the Cloud 100 this year, the definitive ranking of the top private cloud companies is now worth a cumulative total of $518 billion.