FinOps-Focused DoiT to Invest $250 Million in Cloud M&A – Channel Futures
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The company intends to spend hundreds of millions on improving cloud optimization, reliability and security through a broad-scaling cloud M&A strategy.
March 5, 2025
FinOps specialist DoiT International is establishing a $250 million fund dedicated to cloud-related mergers and acquisitions (M&A). that focus on autonomous optimization, and reliability.
DoiT says the money will help it seek out and acquire companies that specialize in autonomous cloud optimization, AI-driven CloudOps and cloud reliability, performance and security. The fund is supported by a 40% growth in 2024 annual revenue and reflects DoiT's commitment to advancing what it calls the next generation of cloud operations through AI-powered automation.
DoiT's Vadim Solovey
DoiT's Vadim Solovey
“FinOps teams have too much data and not enough context,” said Vadim Solovey, CEO of DoiT. “We see an immense opportunity to further integrate next-generation AI capabilities into DoiT Cloud Intelligence, a platform that enables businesses to autonomously optimize rate and usage, all while balancing security, performance and reliability.”
The cloud M&A fund will focus on deals that fit within the company's "broad M&A strategy to build the most advanced AI-powered, enterprise-grade FinOps platform." In February, DoiT acquired the Kubernetes optimization solution PerfectScale. It also acquired cloud infrastructure-focused LiveDiagram in January.
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The company holds a broad M&A strategy to build an advanced AI-powered, enterprise-grade FinOps platform; hence, the focus on CloudOps and optimization. DoiT expects this acquisition strategy will strengthen its position as one of a top cloud intelligence partner for modern enterprises with more than 4,000 customers.
The company's expansion strategy will focus on helping cloud-native businesses in North America, Israel, Europe and Asia-Pacific.
“We’re not just investing in technology — we’re investing in the future of cloud operations automation, making it easier for companies to adopt AWS at an accelerated pace,” added Solovey. “With this fund, we’re doubling down on our mission to bring intelligent, autonomous cloud management to modern companies that are delivering the next wave of innovation.”
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Christopher Hutton
Technology Reporter, Channel Futures
Christopher Hutton is a technology reporter at Channel Futures. He previously worked at the Washington Examiner, where he covered tech policy on the Hill. He currently covers MSPs and developing technologies. He has a Master's degree in sociology from Ball State University.
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The company intends to spend hundreds of millions on improving cloud optimization, reliability and security through a broad-scaling cloud M&A strategy.
March 5, 2025
FinOps specialist DoiT International is establishing a $250 million fund dedicated to cloud-related mergers and acquisitions (M&A). that focus on autonomous optimization, and reliability.
DoiT says the money will help it seek out and acquire companies that specialize in autonomous cloud optimization, AI-driven CloudOps and cloud reliability, performance and security. The fund is supported by a 40% growth in 2024 annual revenue and reflects DoiT's commitment to advancing what it calls the next generation of cloud operations through AI-powered automation.
DoiT's Vadim Solovey
DoiT's Vadim Solovey
“FinOps teams have too much data and not enough context,” said Vadim Solovey, CEO of DoiT. “We see an immense opportunity to further integrate next-generation AI capabilities into DoiT Cloud Intelligence, a platform that enables businesses to autonomously optimize rate and usage, all while balancing security, performance and reliability.”
The cloud M&A fund will focus on deals that fit within the company's "broad M&A strategy to build the most advanced AI-powered, enterprise-grade FinOps platform." In February, DoiT acquired the Kubernetes optimization solution PerfectScale. It also acquired cloud infrastructure-focused LiveDiagram in January.
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The company holds a broad M&A strategy to build an advanced AI-powered, enterprise-grade FinOps platform; hence, the focus on CloudOps and optimization. DoiT expects this acquisition strategy will strengthen its position as one of a top cloud intelligence partner for modern enterprises with more than 4,000 customers.
The company's expansion strategy will focus on helping cloud-native businesses in North America, Israel, Europe and Asia-Pacific.
“We’re not just investing in technology — we’re investing in the future of cloud operations automation, making it easier for companies to adopt AWS at an accelerated pace,” added Solovey. “With this fund, we’re doubling down on our mission to bring intelligent, autonomous cloud management to modern companies that are delivering the next wave of innovation.”
Read more about:
Christopher Hutton
Technology Reporter, Channel Futures
Christopher Hutton is a technology reporter at Channel Futures. He previously worked at the Washington Examiner, where he covered tech policy on the Hill. He currently covers MSPs and developing technologies. He has a Master's degree in sociology from Ball State University.
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