Loudcloud

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Loudcloud was a pioneering early-2000s cloud and managed hosting company co-founded by Marc Andreessen that later evolved into the software firm Opsware.

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instanceOf cloud computing company
managed hosting provider
afterSaleRenamedAs Opsware
associatedWith Netscape alumni
businessModel infrastructure outsourcing
managed hosting services
coFounder Ben Horowitz
In Sik Rhee
Marc Andreessen
Tim Howes
country United States of America
surface form: United States
developedInto Opsware
era dot-com era
focusAfterTransition data center automation software
founded 1999
foundedBy Ben Horowitz
In Sik Rhee
Marc Andreessen
Tim Howes
foundedByBackground former Netscape executives
headquartersLocation Silicon Valley
Sunnyvale, California NERFINISHED
industry cloud computing
managed hosting
software
keyProduct Opsware automation software
notableExecutive Ben Horowitz
Marc Andreessen
notableFor early cloud infrastructure automation
pioneering managed hosting in the early 2000s
parentCompanyAfterHostingSale Electronic Data Systems
providedService application hosting
infrastructure management
operations outsourcing
saleOfHostingBusinessYear 2002
servedClientsType internet businesses
large enterprises
soldHostingBusinessTo EDS
Electronic Data Systems
stockExchange NASDAQ
successor Opsware
targetMarket dot-com startups
enterprise web applications
technologyFocus infrastructure management automation
tickerSymbol LDCL
wentPublicOn 2001-03-09

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Marc Andreessen coFounded Loudcloud
Marc coFounded Loudcloud
subject surface form: Marc Andreessen
Marc Andreessen founded Loudcloud
Marc founded Loudcloud
subject surface form: Marc Andreessen
Opsware predecessorName Loudcloud