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Island Computing Services
Placed in 1 PeMa market most often placed as a Challenger vendor, with its strongest showing in Sovereign Cloud Infrastructure Providers (India).
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PeMa market
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Leader placements
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AIM reports
2025
Founded
Bangalore, India
Headquarters
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Profile
About Island Computing Services
Island Computing Services is a Bangalore-based start-up founded in 2025 that operates what it describes as a fully managed sovereign cloud for India.
Its platform keeps data centres, hardware, operations and control planes in India under Indian law, uses microVM isolation for tenants and claims an environment can be provisioned in about 90 seconds. The company launched general availability on 15 August 2026 with about 20 pilot customers running voice AI, agentic software and IoT workloads, and opened a partner programme paying commissions of up to 24 percent. It says it is building an orchestration layer that links partner data centres as availability zones and pools GPU capacity. It says its design addresses the DPDP Act, RBI localisation rules and CERT-In reporting rules. Chief executive Vishal Sirohi leads the company. AIM Research places Island Computing Services as a Challenger in this market, reflecting its early stage and limited scale.
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Scores, strengths and buyer signals
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| Market | Placement | Penetration | Maturity | Buyer signal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sovereign Cloud Infrastructure Providers (India) | Challengers |
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Island Computing Services is a Bangalore-based start-up founded in 2025 that operates what it describes as a fully managed sovereign cloud for India. Its platform keeps data centres, hardware, operations and control planes in India under Indian law, uses microVM isolation for tenants and claims an environment can be provisioned in about 90 seconds.
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