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Which Private Cloud Tech Companies Are Closest To IPO?

Feb 08, 2024 - forbes.com
The technology IPO market is expected to rebound in 2024, following a lull after the 2022 technology market correction. Factors such as rising share prices of tech leaders, potential drop in interest rates, and renewed interest in AI and other technologies could drive this resurgence. Futuriom, which annually identifies key trends in cloud infrastructure investment and lists the strongest private tech companies, predicts that companies like Databricks, Cato Networks, Cockroach, and Rubrik are closest to an IPO or major acquisition.

The Futuriom 50 (F50) list for 2024 includes companies that align with market trends such as hybrid and multicloud infrastructure, edge cloud and data management, cloud visibility and automation, cloud security convergence, cloud-cost management and FinOps, and AI infrastructure. The F50 companies have collectively raised $14 billion, with individual funding ranging from $1.4 million to $4 billion. The list includes a mix of early to late-stage companies, with some still in the seed stage and others close to a major acquisition.

Key takeaways:

  • The technology IPO market could bounce back in 2024 due to rising share prices of tech leaders, potential drop in interest rates, and renewed interest in technologies like AI.
  • Futuriom's annual F50 list identifies the strongest private tech companies in the market, many of which are predicted to have successful exits, including IPOs and multibillion-dollar acquisitions.
  • The 2024 F50 list includes companies in emerging market segments key to the future of cloud technology, such as AI, cloud-cost management, and multicloud networking.
  • Despite macroeconomic uncertainties, strong trends in cloud infrastructure modernization and cost management could drive the companies on the F50 list forward and provide opportunities for the IPO market.
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