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Hostersi buys 100% of TIDK to deepen cloud, data, and AI reach

What's the deal? Polish IT services firm HostersiDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → has acquired 100% of TIDKDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, a company specialising in data, data science, and artificial intelligence solutions. The transaction closed on August 1, 2026. Together, the two firms serve nearly 400 clients and indirectly support solutions used by several million users.

What's the endgame? The combined business aims to cover the full technology lifecycle, from IT infrastructure design and 24/7 systems maintenance to AI deployment, process automation, and advanced data analytics. A key part of the offering is Cloud Managed Services across major public cloud providers, enabling both multicloud projects and migrations between platforms.

Why now? The deal formalises a relationship that has run for more than two years. Hostersi and TIDK co-founded Federacja CloudDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, a consortium of Microsoft partners that delivers projects for large Polish enterprises. The capital integration follows earlier joint project work and a gradual pooling of skills.

For Hostersi, acquiring TIDK strengthens its position in the Microsoft ecosystem, while the company continues to build data and AI capabilities on AWSDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →. That lets it develop analytics and AI solutions regardless of the chosen platform.

What changes for customers? Both brands stay in the market under their own names, keeping their recognition and client relationships. The integration is meant to deepen operational cooperation, ease project coordination, and create a unified offering across cloud, data, and AI. The combined portfolio also includes e-commerce and cybersecurity services.

The signal: As IT projects grow in scale and complexity, businesses increasingly want one partner to handle the whole technology process rather than a single piece of infrastructure. The deal reflects a gradual consolidation among Poland's cloud and data specialists, bundling infrastructure, analytics, and AI under one roof.

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