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Yahoo
2 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
NexusTek Brings Advanced Managed and Professional Services to the Azure Marketplace
Accelerate innovation, maximize cloud value, and satisfy Azure commits DENVER, June 5, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- NexusTek, a trusted provider of secure, scalable IT solutions, today announced the availability of its managed and professional services on the Microsoft Azure Marketplace, a premier destination for enterprise-grade cloud solutions. NexusTek's newly listed services address a comprehensive range of cloud priorities—including hybrid infrastructure, DevOps, data and AI, cybersecurity, and IT staffing—empowering organizations to accelerate Azure adoption while maximizing return on investment. With over 600 Microsoft certifications, deep technical expertise, and more than 25 years of experience delivering Microsoft solutions, NexusTek helps today's businesses enhance performance, governance, and operations across complex cloud environments. In addition, NexusTek services support Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment (MACC) agreements—enabling organizations to leverage Azure-centric technologies to satisfy strategic initiatives while fulfilling existing cloud contracts. "As companies deepen their Azure adoption, they need flexible, proven solutions that meet them wherever they are on their cloud journey," said Hamilton Yu, CEO of NexusTek. "Making our services available through the Azure Marketplace gives customers immediate access to the capabilities they need to optimize, modernize, and scale with confidence." Newly available NexusTek Marketplace services include: Cloud: Hybrid Cloud Managed Services, Cloud Cost Optimization, Azure Cloud Readiness, Cloud Security Posture Assessment, Cloud Foundation and Migration Pathway DevOps: DevOps Modernization, DevOps On-Demand Data and AI: Data & AI Readiness Assessment Staffing: Modern Work Enablement, Expert Staff Augmentation "We're empowering customers to realize the full potential of their cloud investments," said Peter Newton, SVP of Cloud Services at NexusTek. "Whether it's driving cost efficiencies, scaling hybrid environments, or supporting ethical AI adoption, our services are purposefully designed to accelerate value through Azure." To explore NexusTek's services on the Azure Marketplace, visit About NexusTekTrusted by thousands of businesses, NexusTek specializes in providing IT services that include hybrid cloud, cybersecurity, data and AI, managed IT services, and IT consulting. Our comprehensive offerings provide tailored solutions that drive performance, enhance security, and foster growth. We leverage the latest technology and strategic partnerships to deliver proactive, innovative solutions that address your business challenges and support your long-term success. NexusTek Contact: Pavle MajerleNexusTek 877-243-8482info@ View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE NexusTek Sign in to access your portfolio
Business Insider
22-05-2025
- Business
- Business Insider
Legaltech unicorn Harvey has agreed to spend $150 million on Azure over two years, an internal memo shows
Legaltech startup Harvey has agreed to a two-year, $150 million commitment to use Azure cloud services, according to an internal email seen by Business Insider. Jay Parikh, who leads Microsoft's new CoreAI unit, included the deal in an internal memo, writing that his unit "announced expanded partnership with Harvey Al with a 2-year $150M MACC and $3.5M unified expansion." Parikh joined Microsoft in October to lead a new engineering group responsible for building its artificial-intelligence tools. Microsoft declined to comment, and Harvey declined to comment on the agreement. MACC, or Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment, is an agreement customers make to spend a specific amount on Azure for a period of time, often for a discount. Harvey, which builds chatbots and agents tailored for legal and professional services, is scaling up and entering the enterprise market. It's adding legal teams at Comcast and Verizon as clients, while developing bespoke workflow software for large law firm customers. It has raised more than $500 million from investors, including Sequoia Capital, Kleiner Perkins, and OpenAI Startup Fund, a Harvey spokesperson told BI. Harvey has closely partnered with Microsoft since at least early 2024. That year, the company deployed its platform on Microsoft Azure, followed by a Word plug-in designed for lawyers. It also introduced a SharePoint integration, allowing users to securely access files from their Microsoft storage system through Harvey's apps. For years, Harvey, founded in 2022, ran its platform on OpenAI models, primarily because they're hosted in Microsoft's data centers, Harvey CEO Winston Weinberg told BI last month. Law firms handle highly sensitive information and trusted Microsoft to keep it safe, Weinberg said. "Law firms refused to use anything that wasn't through Azure," Weinberg said. That's now changing, he said, as vendors like Anthropic build the features enterprises require. Last week, Harvey expanded its use of foundation models to Google's Gemini and Anthropic's Claude. Still, Harvey's $150 million Azure deal signals it's not backing away from Microsoft anytime soon. The company's growing cloud footprint suggests that, while other partners are gaining traction with the legaltech start, Azure remains integral to Harvey's growth for now.
