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Everfox’s Trusted Thin Client has received Microsoft approval as the first cross-domain secure access solution supported across all Microsoft Azure cloud environments. The designation enables federal agencies and defense contractors to access multiple Azure classifications through a single, policy-controlled endpoint, strengthening Zero Trust architectures and simplifying secure cloud collaboration in mission-critical environments.

Sela and 2bcloud have merged to create a 500-plus engineer organization focused on multi-cloud, data, and AI transformation. Operating under the Sela brand, the combined firm will support ISVs and SaaS providers with cloud-native architecture, large-scale migrations, and AI initiatives across AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud. The move reflects rising enterprise demand for deeper cloud engineering capacity.

NVIDIA and Meta have entered a multiyear partnership spanning cloud and on-premises AI infrastructure. Meta will deploy millions of Blackwell and Rubin GPUs, along with Grace and Vera CPUs, across hyperscale data centers and cloud environments. The alliance also covers AI networking, confidential computing for WhatsApp, and joint optimization of large-scale AI models powering Meta’s global platforms.

Malaysia’s Tune Talk has completed a shift to a fully cloud-native mobile network architecture built with Mavenir, replacing hardware-based systems with software-driven network functions. The move positions the operator as the first in ASEAN to run entirely on a cloud-native stack, signaling how telecom infrastructure is evolving toward software-defined operations, automation, and AI-ready mobile networks.

Scale Computing has acquired Adaptiv Networks to add cloud-native SD-WAN and SASE capabilities to its edge computing portfolio, strengthening its footprint in Canada. The deal integrates secure connectivity and centralized orchestration into the SC//AcuVigil platform, targeting distributed enterprises. The combined company will serve more than 9,000 customers across retail, hospitality, and other multi-site industries.

Fluidstack is reportedly in discussions with Google over a $100 million investment that could value the AI cloud provider at $7.5 billion. The startup specializes in rapidly deploying large GPU clusters for AI training and inference. The potential deal aligns with Google’s broader push to expand TPU adoption and strengthen partnerships across AI-focused data center infrastructure.