Nerdio
| Company type | Private |
|---|---|
| Industry | Information technology |
| Predecessor | Adar, Inc |
| Founded | 2020 |
| Founder | Vadim Vladimirskiy, Joseph Landes |
| Headquarters | Chicago , United States |
Area served | Global |
Key people | Vadim Vladimirskiy (CEO), Joseph Landes (CRO) |
| Products | Nerdio Manager for Enterprise, Nerdio Manager for MSP, Nerdio Private Cloud, Nerdio for Azure |
| Website | www |
Nerdio is an American IT firm headquartered in Chicago, specializing in virtual desktop technologies tailored for business environments. The company provides streaming IT services and IT-as-a-service solutions, primarily catering to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Established in 2020 by Vadim Vladimirskiy (CEO) and Joseph Landes (CRO), Nerdio operates globally with flagship offerings including Nerdio Manager for Enterprise and Nerdio Manager for MSP.
Its core product lineup features two principal platforms: Nerdio Private Cloud and Nerdio for Azure, both designed to simplify virtual desktop infrastructure and cloud management processes. To accelerate growth and strengthen its market footprint, Nerdio has invested in expanding its domestic sales force.
History
Originally founded in 2005 under the name Adar, Inc by Vadim Vladimirskiy, Stuart Gabel, and Niall Keegan, the company initially specialized in providing online backup solutions for SMEs before pivoting towards virtual infrastructure management.
The launch of Adar Private Cloud took place in 2007.
In January 2014, the firm acquired $2.4 million through a Series A funding round led by MK Capital, facilitating product development and business expansion.
By July 2015, Adar Private Cloud earned a nomination for the CityLIGHTS Rising Star Award. The company underwent rebranding in 2016, introducing the Nerdio Private Cloud brand.
Nerdio expanded its portfolio in 2017 with the release of Nerdio for Azure. The following year, CEO Vadim Vladimirskiy received a nomination for the CityLIGHTS Technologist of the Year Award.
In January 2020, Nerdio was spun off from Adar, Inc., which was subsequently acquired by a private equity firm and dissolved.
March 2025 saw Nerdio secure $500 million in Series C funding aimed at scaling its Azure-based virtual desktop services.