Massed Compute, Inc. Subprocessors

Massed Compute provides GPU cloud infrastructure, bare metal, on-demand GPU instances, and AI/ML solutions for high-performance computing workloads.

Cloud Infrastructure / GPU Computing massedcompute.com
Subprocessors
22
Locations
4
Categories
14
Last scanned

22 subprocessors

Name Category Purpose Location
Amazon Web Services Cloud Infrastructure Infrastructure United States
Amplitude Analytics Data analytics United States
Apollo Sales Sales intelligence and outbound sales prospecting United States
Automattic CMS Website hosting and site analytics United States
Brevo Email Marketing Emails European Union
Cloudflare Cloud Infrastructure Edge network security and rate limiting United States European Union
CookieYes Privacy Consent management CMP United Kingdom
Discord Communications Chat United States
Dropbox Storage File storage and collaboration United States
Google Analytics Analytics Website analytics United States
Google Workspace Productivity Identity/provider suite United States
Instantly.ai Email Email Outreach – Outbound email campaign United States
Logrocket Analytics Website analytics United States
Metricool Marketing Social media management and website tracking European Union
Microsoft Clarity Analytics Data Analytics (listed as Microsoft Corporation) United States
Sentry Error Tracking Cloud monitoring United States
Slack Communications Communications United States
Stripe Payment Processing Payment Processing United States
Trackdesk Marketing Affiliate tracking United States European Union
Unipile Communications Email and messaging integration for communications workflows European Union France
Zoho CRM CRM Customer relationship management United States
Zoho SalesIQ Customer Support Live chat and visitor tracking United States

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Summary

22 Total Subprocessors
4 Locations
14 Categories
82% in United States

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