Tennessee-based CloudScale365, a provider of state-of-the-art managed IT services, has completed its acquisition of Irving-based Zthernet, a regional IT managed service provider that serves the Dallas, Austin, San Antonio, and Houston markets.
Zthernet CEO Greg Hough called the business combination “a tremendous opportunity for our team and clients.” Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
“We look forward to leveraging CloudScale365’s resources and expertise to deliver even greater value to our customers,” Hough said in a statement. “This partnership is a natural fit, combining our regional presence and specialized services with CloudScale365’s extensive capabilities and innovative approach.”
He added that by joining forces, the companies “will be able to provide an unparalleled level of service and support to our clients.”
Founded in 2010, Zthernet said its expertise in providing flat-fee managed IT services for small businesses, including network management, cybersecurity, cloud services, and IT support, will complement CloudScale365’s comprehensive service offerings, enabling existing and new clients to benefit from enhanced technology solutions and support.
CloudScale said this acquisition is part of its expansion strategy, focusing on customer concentration in key regional markets. No financial details were released.
It said that in addition to mergers on the East and West coasts, CloudScale365 acquired its Tulsa, Oklahoma, location in 2022. CloudScale365 has eight regional offices and four data centers, servicing over 3,300 clients worldwide.
“We’re excited to welcome Zthernet into the CloudScale365 family,” Patrick Hannon, CEO of CloudScale365, said in a statement. “This acquisition underscores our commitment to expanding our reach and capabilities in key Dallas and Houston markets, ensuring that businesses of all sizes have access to the best IT solutions available.”
Hough, along with Trent Fisher, will be assuming executive roles at CloudScale365.
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