CYPRadar 🇨🇾💰 Cloud Office expands into Cyprus, strengthening regional cloud service presence
Cloud Office, a rapidly growing cloud solutions provider, has announced its expansion into Cyprus, marking a significant step in its regional growth strategy. Building on its success in the Greek market since 2024, the company aims to support Cypriot businesses across sectors like software development, iGaming, financial services, telecommunications, retail, and media with advanced cloud infrastructure and Agentic AI technology.
Konstantinos Kalogerakis, Country Head for Greece, will also oversee operations in Cyprus, while George Sielis has been appointed Principal Customer Engineer and Market Lead for the Cypriot market. This move aligns with Cloud Office’s commitment to delivering high-level expertise and designing secure, resilient multi-cloud infrastructures to drive growth.
Cloud Office recently earned key industry accolades, including “Google Cloud Partner of the Year 2026” for the EMEA and CEE regions, along with AWS Advanced Services Tier Partner and AWS Solution Provider Program Partner designations. Founded in 2019, the company manages cloud infrastructures for over 800 customers across Europe with more than 50 certified engineers working from offices across Sofia, Athens, London, and Nicosia.
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