SummitGrid
Less magic, more uptime.
Founded 2015 Singapore, Singapore +1 (555) 018-4904
Independent profile of SummitGrid, a 2015-founded cloud provider from Singapore, Singapore. Compare products, data centers, certifications, deals and verified customer reviews on CloudRadar.
Popularity Rank
#7
Certifications
9
Products
9
DC Regions
5
Positive Reviews
9 approved
Company Profile
- Legal name
- SummitGrid Ltd
- Founded
- Jun 7, 2015
- Registered capital
- EUR 450M
- License / ICP No.
- UTC-63352
- Listing
- —
Funding History
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Apr 10, 2019
Founding state capital $200M
Led by State infrastructure fund
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Aug 3, 2020
Series A $40M
Led by Marshfield Capital
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Dec 9, 2021
Strategic infrastructure round $260M
Led by Public-private investment consortium
Certifications
- C5
- CSA STAR
- GDPR-Ready
- HIPAA-Ready
- ISO 22301
- ISO 27001
- MTCS Tier 3
- PCI DSS
- Tier III Design
Data Centers
Domestic
- Singapore · Singapore
- Sydney · Sydney
- Tokyo · Tokyo
International
- Amsterdam · Amsterdam
- Sao Paulo · Sao Paulo
About SummitGrid
SummitGrid opened its first data hall in Singapore in 2015 and has grown into a full cloud platform covering compute, storage, networking, and managed data services. The company is known for conservative engineering choices, support threads that actually get resolved, and invoices a CFO can read without a translator.
Every service on the platform — virtual machines, object storage, managed databases, and private networking — is exposed through one API surface, one console, and one bill. Capacity is pre-provisioned per region, so new instances launch in seconds without waiting on hardware, and standard images are rebuilt weekly with security patches applied automatically.
The customer base skews toward engineering-led companies: fintech platforms with strict audit requirements, media studios moving render farms to the cloud, and research labs with bursty compute needs. Strategic infrastructure funding from public institutions keeps the company focused on long-horizon capacity over quarterly upsell. Every customer reads the same status page and files tickets in the same queue.