Tampa tech infrastructure firm completes acquisition

After being acquired in April 2024, Tampa-based Hivelocity announced its acquisition by Miami firm Colohouse is complete. Financial terms of the deal weren't disclosed.

The goal of the deal, a release from early last year states, was to combine Colohouse’s existing infrastructure with Hivelocity’s bare metal servers, automation and cloud solutions, in addition to combining the talent of both firms to be able to provide faster, more comprehensive service. This year, with an expanded global network, the firm debuted virtual dedicated servers — a software-based virtual machine that acts in the same way a physical server would. 

"The integration process has been seamless, allowing us to combine our strengths and expand our capabilities," says Jeremy Pease, CEO of Hivelocity in a statement. "We're now better positioned than ever to provide our customers with the comprehensive infrastructure solutions they need to succeed today."

Now fully unified, the company says, Hivelocity can offer a more comprehensive range of infrastructure options in addition to the enterprise cloud product, including full-service hybrid cloud solutions and an expanded network.

Hivelocity was founded in 2002 and grew to 50 locations on six continents. It is the seventh company to be acquired by Colohouse since 2021. Colohouse itself was acquired by New York firm Valterra Partners the same year.