A BAHAMIAN-HEADQUARTERED technology solutions and sovereign cloud provider has won a leading regional award.
Cloud Carib, in a statement, said it has been named as the 2025 Veeam Impact Cloud & Service Provider Partner of the Year for North of Latin America at a time when governments and enterprises across the Caribbean and Latin America confront fast-evolving data privacy laws, cyber risks and digital sovereignty.
It added that the award recognises Cloud Carib’s continued role in delivering Veeam-powered data resilience, back-up, disaster recovery and sovereign cloud services across the Caribbean and Latin America.
“We are honoured to receive this award in our 15th year of delivering sovereign cloud solutions powered by Veeam technology,” said Stelios Xeroudakis, founder and chief technology officer for Cloud Carib. “Data sovereignty is no longer a future conversation. It is happening now through privacy reform, digital government, financial regulation and rising cyber risk.
“With sovereign infrastructure across the region, immutable backup capabilities and command and control centres operating around the clock, we are helping clients keep their data where it belongs, under regional control, while ensuring they can recover with confidence when it matters most.”
Pointing to the fast-changing regulatory and risk landscape, with The Bahamas seeking to advance data protection reform and reshape how information is stored, governed and protected, Cloud Carib said it is helping regional organisations answer such questions.
Now in its 15th year, Cloud Carib is delivering services across The Bahamas, Bermuda, Barbados, Jamaica, Curaçao, Guyana, Suriname, Panama and other markets. It recent infrastructure expansion includes newly-deployed sovereign cloud pods in Bermuda and Guyana, enabling governments, financial institutions and enterprises to keep sensitive data within their own jurisdiction while accessing enterprise-grade security, managed services and Veeam-powered recovery capabilities.
Cloud Carib and Veeam began their partnership in 2011, supporting organisations across the Caribbean and Latin America in strengthening business continuity, reducing operational risk and meeting growing requirements around data protection, security and regulatory compliance.
“As a channel-first company, we recognise partners who not only bring Veeam solutions to our joint customers but also go above and beyond with best-in-class services and solutions that help organisations adopt AI with confidence - grounded in security, governance, compliance, privacy and resilience. We’re proud to recognise these ten outstanding partners for their excellent performance throughout the past year,” said Kevin Rooney, vice-pesident of Americas Channel at Veeam.



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