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Ascend ERP Cloud

Ascend ERP Cloud appears in the ARIN member directory for United States (US) as a company record.

The available evidence covers Services: 5.

Source description Ascend ERP Cloud appears in the ARIN member directory for United States (US) as a company record. Current public evidence also covers one supporting public reference. The directory country is treated as a RIR member/service-area source fie...

United StatesLatest 2026-06-29
  • 5Services
Location
United States
Services
5

Confidence

1
Public role
Current public evidence also covers one supporting public reference. The directory country is treated as a RIR member/service-area source field, not as verified headquarters or company-registration data.
Information type
Ascend ERP Cloud is linked to ARIN member-directory or public internet-number resource records; this states registry relationship and number-resource evidence, not a commercial service claim.

Related details

Last updated: 2026-06-19

Services

5
Service:Managed networkNot yet assessed· 1 record
Service:Cloud serviceNot yet assessed· 1 record
Service:Data centerNot yet assessed· 1 record
Service:ColocationNot yet assessed· 1 record
Service:HostingNot yet assessed· 1 record

People & contacts

3
Contact:Administrative contactHigh confidence· 1 record
Contact:Other contact roleHigh confidence· 1 record
Contact:Administrative contactNot yet assessed· 1 record

People coverage

1
People on record
1
With a direct channel
1
Inferred channel
0
Name only
0

By role

  • Administrative contact1
Confidence:High confidence1

Identities revealed to members

Related research

1
  • Ascend ERP Cloud sells hosted capacity that still depends on racks, transit and repair windows

    Ascend ERP Cloud once promised that customers could reach their ERP systems from anywhere while specialists handled servers, patches and compliance behind the screen. The address it advertised was a serviced office in downtown Denver, not a disclosed data centre; the company website later lost its business content and the domain is now unregistered. That arc makes Ascend a useful test of the physical and contractual promises hidden inside “private cloud”: who holds the disks, who can restore them, and how a customer leaves when the named host can no longer be reached.

    Primary articlePublished 2026-07-10