V2 Cloud is a Canadian IT company based in Quebec, founded in 2012 by Mathieu Feland. The company specializes in desktop-as-a-service (DaaS) solutions, providing cloud-hosted Windows virtual desktops and application hosting primarily for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs). V2 Cloud aims to simplify IT infrastructure management, allowing businesses to focus on their core activities without the complexities of IT. The company offers a fully managed cloud desktop platform that enables rapid deployment of virtual desktops in under 20 minutes. Their services include virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) hosting, cloud disaster recovery, and support for various applications like QuickBooks and Sage Cloud. V2 Cloud operates 20 Tier III data centers worldwide, ensuring high availability and low latency for global customers. Their platform is designed to support industries such as finance, education, and healthcare, particularly benefiting organizations with hybrid work models. V2 Cloud emphasizes straightforward pricing with no hidden fees and provides dedicated customer support focused on simplicity and security. Their vision is to democratize access to cloud technology, fostering digital transformation and enabling seamless remote collaboration.
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Read moreFounded
2012
Employees
58
Industry
information technology & services
Headquarters
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
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