Belize City, Belize – Cloud Carib, the leading provider of sovereign cloud, cybersecurity, and digital transformation services in the Caribbean and Latin America, is excited to announce a significant expansion in its regional operations by securing its first customer in Belize. This five-year contract underscores Cloud Carib’s commitment to growth across the region, delivering resilient IT solutions and business continuity throughout the Caribbean.
The new partnership in Belize marks a critical step in Cloud Carib’s mission to support organizations with top-tier disaster recovery and IT resilience services. The company will offer a comprehensive suite of managed services to protect its client’s critical data and IT infrastructure, ensuring uninterrupted operations despite potential disruptions or natural disasters.
“We are thrilled to welcome our first Belizean blue-chip client to the Cloud Carib family,” said Victor Kovacs, COO at Cloud Carib. “This partnership represents a major growth milestone as we continue to strengthen our presence in the region and reshape the perception of IT as an enablement resource that delivers competitive advantage for businesses and governments to better serve their customers and communities.”
Cloud Carib, headquartered in The Bahamas, provides secure hybrid infrastructure solutions and managed services through locally operated data centers in Jamaica, Barbados, The Bahamas, Ecuador, Panama, and Toronto. The company has steadily expanded across the Caribbean, offering tailored solutions to address the unique challenges faced by regional organizations. With a global team of over 40 engineers holding nearly 400 industry certifications across more than 60 technologies and 20 time zones, Cloud Carib remains dedicated to delivering cutting-edge solutions that meet the specific needs of the region.
Cloud Carib’s entry into Belize is a significant milestone in the company’s regional growth strategy, further solidifying its position as the largest independent Cloud Services provider in the Caribbean. This landmark partnership highlights the increasing demand for robust disaster recovery and business continuity solutions, particularly in a region vulnerable to natural disasters.