AI & Agentic AI Platforms
19 entriesAI, agent, assistant and inference platforms.
Machine Learning Platforms
7 entriesBuilding, deploying and managing models.
Data & Analytics Platforms
16 entriesAnalytics, governance, lakehouse, graph and streaming platforms.
Cloud, Container & Infrastructure Platforms
15 entriesMulticloud, Kubernetes, serverless and infrastructure platforms.
Developer & Delivery Platforms
12 entriesEngineering, DevOps and operations platforms.
Integration & Business Platforms
13 entriesAPIs, integration, low-code, content and process platforms.
Security Platforms
17 entriesDetection, response, access and AI security.
IoT & Emerging Technology Platforms
10 entriesIoT, blockchain, quantum and digital twin platforms.
Platform References & Communities
4 entriesStandards, communities and landscapes for choosing platforms.
Related Pages
5 entriesNeighbouring directories.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a software platform?
A platform is a foundation that provides shared capabilities, such as runtime, data services or APIs, on which applications or teams build; this index groups platform categories by purpose.
How are the platform categories grouped?
Into AI, machine learning, data and analytics, cloud and infrastructure, developer and delivery, integration and business, security, and IoT and emerging technologies.
How do platforms differ from tools?
Platforms bundle many capabilities and are built on; tools do one job. See Software Tools for single-purpose tool categories.
Where do I find the AI platforms?
The AI and Agentic AI Platforms section lists enterprise AI, agent, chatbot, gateway and inference platform directories.
What is the difference between a platform and a PaaS?
A PaaS is a hosted environment for running applications. A platform in this directory is broader: any integrated software foundation, such as an AI, data, security or internal developer platform, that other systems and teams build on.