Scale Computing wins 2026 CRN ARC Award for hybrid cloud infrastructure
Scale Computing said it won CRN’s 2026 Annual Report Card Award in hybrid cloud infrastructure, its eighth straight year as a CRN ARC winner.
Scale Computing said on Aug. 10 that it won a 2026 CRN Annual Report Card Award in the Hybrid Cloud Infrastructure category, extending its streak of CRN ARC recognition to eight years.
The company said it also swept the award’s subcategories: Product Innovation, Support, Partnership and Managed & Cloud Services. CRN, a brand of The Channel Company, said the awards are based on direct feedback from solution providers across North America and are meant to recognize technology vendors that excel in channel support and partner enablement.
CRN’s ARC program is based on how solution providers rate the vendors they work with in the channel.
Scale Computing’s release said the company provides edge computing, managed network security, re-virtualization and hyperconverged solutions, and that its infrastructure can scale from one to 50,000 locations. It also said the company serves distributed enterprises and is backed by Oaktree Capital Management L.P.
In a statement included in the release, Kyle Fenske, identified as Scale Computing’s global channel chief, said the award “reaffirms” the company as the number one solution for Hybrid Cloud Infrastructure. The company also said it was honored for the eighth year in a row.
Jennifer Follett, vice president of U.S. content and executive editor at CRN, said the winners were selected from solution provider feedback and were recognized for innovation, partnership and enabling partner success.
The release said coverage of the 2026 ARC winners is available at CRN.com/ARC, and that more information on Scale Computing products is available at scalecomputing.com/products.
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