Shadow wants to seduce the self-employed and VSEs-SMEs

The “PC in the cloud” is no longer just for playing the latest video games from an old computer. Shadow

Forget the “gamer” image of Shadow. Resumption in 2021 at the bar of the commercial court by Octave Klaba, founder of OVHCloud, this company, which provides access to the power of a high-end computer via an Internet connection, has groomed its visual identity (goodbye black, hello shimmering blue) and extended its range of services on subscription. The “PC in the cloud” is no longer just for playing the latest video games from an old computer. The new management is eyeing the professional public, especially those who need expensive equipment and need to change frequently to operate software essential to their professions (architecture, civil engineering, construction, etc.)… and who cannot afford it. . Independent and VSE-SME are the first targets.

“More than 3,000 companies contacted us when we launched our pro offers. But we are not yet ready for very large groups, except for occasional needs. A subsidiary of the SNCF has gone…