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CentOS - About the company

CentOS is an unfunded company based in Raleigh (United States), founded in 2004. It operates as a Community-driven free software effort delivering a robust open-source Linux platform. CentOS has not raised any funding yet. The company has 131 active competitors, including 6 funded and 4 that have exited. Its top competitors include companies like Ubuntu, Neverware and GNU.

Company Details

Community-driven free software effort delivering a robust open-source Linux platform. It focuses on providing a rich base for open-source communities. It offers a development framework for cloud providers, the hosting community, and scientific data processing. It collaborates with upstream communities to help them layer and distribute their software effectively. The project includes CentOS Stream, a continuously delivered distro tracking ahead of RHEL, and CentOS Hyperscale, built for large-scale deployments. Special Interest Groups (SIGs) create distributions, develop software, and support the project. It provides alternative images, cloud builds, and storage solutions. It also offers virtualization technologies and infrastructure management. The project fosters community through forums, mailing lists, chat, events, and blogs. It relies on sponsors for support and welcomes contributions.
Website
centos.org
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Email ID
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Founded Year
2004
Location
Raleigh, United States
Stage
Unfunded
Ranked
Employee Count
23 as on Jul 01, 2024
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CentOS's funding and investors

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CentOS's employee count trend

CentOS has 23 employees as of Jul 24. Here is CentOS's employee count trend over the years:
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CentOS's Competitors and alternates

Top competitors of CentOS include Ubuntu, Neverware and GNU. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of CentOS, ranked by Tracxn score:
Rank
Company Details
Short Description
Total Funding
Investors
Tracxn Score
1st
Logo for Ubuntu
Ubuntu
2004, London (United Kingdom), Funding Raised
Open source desktop operating system
-
55/100
2nd
Logo for Neverware
Neverware
2011, New York City (United States), Acquired
Upgrade PCs/Macs with ChromeOS Flex: secure, cloud-based, and easy to manage
$14.2M
50/100
3rd
Logo for GNU
GNU
1983, United States, Unfunded
Operating systems for computing control
-
-
44/100
4th
Logo for DBOS
DBOS
2023, Cambridge (United States), Seed
Cloud based integrated serverless solutions for application development
$8.5M
44/100
5th
Logo for Arch Linux
Arch Linux
2002, Canada, Unfunded
Linux-based open source operating system for desktops
-
-
43/100
6th
Logo for Debian
Debian
1993, United States, Unfunded
Unix-like open source operating system for desktop
-
-
43/100
7th
Logo for Insyde Software
Insyde Software
1998, Westborough (United States), Public
Manufacturer of UEFI firmware solution for embedded applications
-
43/100
8th
Logo for Unicon
Unicon
1993, Karlsruhe (Germany), Acquired
Platform offering enterprise operating system
-
-
43/100
9th
Logo for CentOS
CentOS
2004, Raleigh (United States), Unfunded
Community-driven free software effort delivering a robust open-source Linux platform
-
-
42/100
10th
Logo for Tongxin Software
Tongxin Software
2019, Beijing (China), Series A
Provider of desktop and server operating system
$168M
42/100
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CentOS's Investments and acquisitions

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