Industry Findings: Cloud compute adoption in Israel reflects sustained enterprise demand driven by advanced digital maturity, strong security expectations, and innovation-focused industries. Organizations across technology services, financial services, healthcare, defense-linked sectors, and public administration are modernizing enterprise IT systems and analytics platforms while maintaining strict data protection and resilience requirements. Governance emphasis increased in May-2024 when Israel updated public-sector cloud and data security guidance, highlighting compliance alignment, operational resilience, and trusted infrastructure usage. This update has shaped enterprise cloud strategies, particularly for workloads supporting sensitive and mission-critical services. Hybrid deployment models are commonly used, enabling organizations to balance scalability with security and regulatory alignment. Demand focuses on general-purpose and compute-optimized virtual machines supporting enterprise IT, analytics, and development environments. Accelerated compute supports select AI and advanced analytics initiatives. Through 2025, enterprises have continued emphasizing predictable performance, security alignment, and structured migration approaches rather than rapid capacity expansion.
Industry Player Insights: Companies shaping Israel’s cloud compute landscape include Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. In Aug-2024, Google Cloud expanded compute capacity supporting enterprise workloads serving the Israeli market. In Jan-2025, Microsoft Azure increased availability of memory-optimized virtual machines, improving performance for data-intensive enterprise applications.