Logicalis US acquires Loial, adds New Mexico presence and cybersecurity capabilities

Logicalis US said the Loial acquisition will expand its cybersecurity and managed services offering and strengthen its New Mexico and Southwest presence.

Logicalis US acquires Loial, adds New Mexico presence and cybersecurity capabilities

Logicalis US said on Aug. 3, 2026, that it acquired Loial, a New Mexico-based technology solutions provider, expanding its cybersecurity and managed services capabilities and Southwest footprint.

Logicalis said the acquisition gives it a permanent location in New Mexico and expands its Southwest team. The company said Loial brings cybersecurity and managed services experience and works with organizations that need help modernizing security operations, improving visibility across complex IT environments and strengthening cyber resilience.

Logicalis described Loial as a cybersecurity and Splunk partner. The release said Loial serves customers in healthcare, energy, utilities and government. Logicalis did not provide financial terms for the transaction in the source text.

The announcement also included background on Logicalis, which said it has more than 7,000 employees and serves more than 10,000 clients in more than 30 territories. Logicalis said its annualized revenues are $1.7 billion. The company said it is a division of Datatec Limited, which it described as listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange and having revenues of more than $3.7 billion.

Logicalis US CEO Jon Groves said Loial’s team, cybersecurity expertise and local customer relationships make it a strong fit. He said the company’s trusted local leadership and customer relationships will remain in place, with Arron Jaramillo continuing to lead the New Mexico region.

Jaramillo said joining Logicalis will give Loial customers a broader portfolio of technology and cybersecurity services, deeper technical expertise, global resources and more scale.

The release did not detail what comes next beyond the leadership arrangement and planned New Mexico presence. It also included an unrelated teaser about CRN honoring Alison Bartalino of Logicalis US as a 2026 Inclusive Channel Leader, but provided no additional details.

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