While the labor markets continue to be volatile due to the fact that banking and technology has been laying people off, many individuals, as well as small businesses, may be curious as to all of the programs out there for entrepreneurship in regard to technology cloud services.
Luckily for you, we have listed out some of the partners, with the application links, as well as the business benefits.
1) https://foundershub.startups.microsoft.com/ - Microsoft Azure has been gaining market share, and as of February 2023, Microsoft owns 22% of the total market share. This application if approved, can provide you and your firm up to $150,000 worth of credits for up to three years!
2) https://aws.amazon.com/activate/founders/ - Amazon Web Services was early to market their services, and currently holds 33% of the market share. While the perks aren't as big as Microsoft Azure, it is notable to note that up to $100,000 worth of AWS credits are available to a startup to get your business off the ground
3)https://cloud.google.com/startup - Google cloud currently holds 9% of the market share. Similar to Amazon, the perks aren't as large as Microsoft, but they are still quite generous with $100,000 of free credits for founders.
Luckily for you, we have listed out some of the partners, with the application links, as well as the business benefits.
1) https://foundershub.startups.microsoft.com/ - Microsoft Azure has been gaining market share, and as of February 2023, Microsoft owns 22% of the total market share. This application if approved, can provide you and your firm up to $150,000 worth of credits for up to three years!
2) https://aws.amazon.com/activate/founders/ - Amazon Web Services was early to market their services, and currently holds 33% of the market share. While the perks aren't as big as Microsoft Azure, it is notable to note that up to $100,000 worth of AWS credits are available to a startup to get your business off the ground
3)https://cloud.google.com/startup - Google cloud currently holds 9% of the market share. Similar to Amazon, the perks aren't as large as Microsoft, but they are still quite generous with $100,000 of free credits for founders.
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