Avahi Renewed Its Cloud Partnership With AWS
The firm enters its third year of collaboration after a period of significant growth.
Updated on Sept. 30, 2026 in Data Centers
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Avahi has finalized a third-year extension of its strategic collaboration agreement with Amazon Web Services. This move continues the partnership established in late 2024 to support cloud architecture and application development for enterprise clients.
Why it matters
The renewal signals a deepening reliance on established cloud ecosystems for complex migrations and AI integration. By expanding technical enablement, Avahi aims to scale its delivery frameworks across the broader marketplace.
Avahi grew its team 25-fold since its 2022 founding and achieved a 174.4% two-year growth rate. The company is currently ranked No. 13 on the CRN 2026 Fast Growth 150 list.
The players
Avahi
A rapidly expanding cloud services firm focused on migration, AI frameworks, and AWS-integrated development.
Amazon Web Services
A major cloud computing provider that supplies the infrastructure and funding programs used by partners like Avahi.
The details
Engineers from Avahi work directly within customer AWS environments to handle cloud migrations and deployment support. Recent projects include migrating 91 virtual machines and 1,016 databases for Momentum Financial Services Group, as well as moving GE HealthCare's Genie platform to Amazon Bedrock. The extended agreement provides expanded go-to-market support and resources to help more customers enroll in AWS-funded programs.
Timeline
2022: Avahi was founded.
December 2024: Avahi first signed a strategic collaboration agreement with AWS.
August 2025: The agreement was renewed.
September 30, 2026: Avahi announced the third-year agreement renewal.
Across the Bay
The 2026 CRN Fast Growth 150 list highlights the rapid scaling of service-oriented tech firms nationwide. Avahi's position at No. 13 marks a departure from slower-growth consulting models by betting heavily on standardized cloud ecosystems.
Enterprise customers relying on AWS-based platforms may see expanded support for AI and migration tools in the coming months. These projects often lead to reported efficiency gains of 40% to 50% in development cycles and 20% to 25% in compute cost reductions.
The takeaway
The firm is doubling down on AI-ready cloud frameworks, making it a key entity to watch for businesses looking to migrate off legacy platforms like Azure. Track their progress in AWS-funded programs as they scale their reusable delivery models.
Further reading
For more on the infrastructure supporting current cloud migrations, explore our Data Centers section.
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