Arctiq announced that Verinext has joined the organization, bringing together two established technology services firms to form a next-generation services platform. The combined company expands capabilities across managed services, hybrid infrastructure, networking, enterprise security, data and AI, autonomous operations and intelligence, and enterprise service management.
“This is about building a next-generation technology services organization that reflects how modern environments actually operate,” said Paul Kerr, CEO of Arctiq. “By bringing infrastructure, network, data, security, and automation together, we reduce complexity and deliver more resilient, automated outcomes for customers. Both Arctiq and Verinext have earned strong reputations through consistent delivery, and together we’re scaling that experience with greater reach, depth, and consistency across North America.”
“Like Verinext, Arctiq has built a strong reputation for technical excellence, delivery at scale, and trusted client relationships,” said Brian Glahn, CEO at Verinext. “Joining Arctiq accelerates our growth and expands our geographic reach and engineering depth, while preserving the service quality our customers expect. This means our customers gain access to a broader bench of experienced local technical advocates backed by national scale and a single partner that can support comprehensive strategy, delivery, and ongoing operations.”
The combination comes as organizations increasingly streamline technology partners and seek greater accountability across infrastructure, security, and operations. As environments grow more complex and distributed, customers are looking for service providers that can deliver integrated, intelligence-driven outcomes, rather than disconnected tools or point services. Together, Arctiq and Verinext are positioned to act as a trusted partner, helping customers decide what to modernize, how to operate it, and how to secure it across the full technology lifecycle.
Arctiq and Verinext each bring established, differentiated, and complementary strengths across critical domains including hybrid infrastructure, networking, unified communications, data, AI, security, autonomous operations and intelligence, enterprise service management. Together, they combine industry-recognized managed security services and SecOps capabilities with strong managed data center services and operational discipline to deliver integrated, end-to-end services. The unified organization provides customers with a deeper pool of specialized expertise, expanded managed services capacity and greater delivery team resources, enabling customers to scale and modernize with confidence while reducing operational risk and cost.
Arctiq and Verinext also expand the depth and reach of their partner ecosystem, with advanced certifications and delivery expertise across leading platforms including Cisco/Splunk, HPE, Google Cloud Security, Atlassian, Nutanix, Fortinet, Palo Alto Networks, Zscaler, CrowdStrike, NetApp, Pure Storage, Rubrik, SentinelOne and many more, enabling customers to adopt and operate these technologies through a single, accountable services partner. This expanded ecosystem allows customers to standardize on trusted platforms while benefiting from consistent delivery and support across regions.
The acquisition of Verinext is supported by Gallant Capital Partners (“Gallant”), the majority owner of Arctiq, who will continue to invest significant capital into the combined Arctiq and Verinext business to support further growth.
Details of the transaction were not released. Guggenheim Securities served as financial advisor to Verinext. Stradling Yocca Carlson & Rauth LLP served as legal advisor for Arctiq and McDermott Will & Schulte served as legal advisor to Verinext.
To learn more about the expanded Arctiq and Verinext capabilities and services portfolio, visit the website here.
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