Cloud4C

Cloud4C is a managed cloud services company. It was founded in 2014, is headquartered in Singapore and started inside India's CtrlS datacenter group. Capgemini completed its acquisition in November 2025. Cloud4C does not sell self-service servers. It hosts and runs whole enterprise environments: its own secure private and sovereign cloud, managed operations on AWS, Azure, Google Cloud and Oracle Cloud, and SAP hosting and RISE with SAP delivery. Around these it offers disaster recovery as a service, automated and air-gapped backups, managed Kubernetes, and a managed SOC with MDR, SIEM and SOAR. Its main selling point is a single SLA covering the stack up to the application login layer. Most of its pages state 99.9% uptime at the application level, which it compares with SAP's own 99.5% production SLA. It says it operates 59 cloud PODs with data residency in 25 countries across Europe, the Americas, the Middle East, Africa and Asia Pacific. Operations run through its Self-Healing Operations Platform (SHOP), which adds AIOps anomaly prediction, auto-remediation and API connectors to hyperscaler and third-party tools. It suits large and mid-market enterprises, banks, governments and SAP customers that want one accountable operator, often for data-residency reasons. Pricing is entirely quote-based. Contracts follow purchase orders, with pay-per-use fees invoiced in advance each billing cycle. There is no public rate card, free tier or self-service signup, so it does not fit startups, developers or small websites. Its main limitation is how little independent evidence exists: there are about 21 to 32 Gartner Peer Insights reviews and almost none elsewhere, and reviewers mention project delays and documentation gaps.