Tech Data, a TD SYNNEX company, has been appointed distributor for CloudCasa by Catalogic Software in Singapore and Malaysia, extending a partnership that has already run in Australia and New Zealand. The move gives local partners access to purpose-built Kubernetes data protection, disaster recovery and workload migration capabilities.

The distribution deal responds to growing investment in cloud, AI and digital infrastructure across Singapore and Malaysia, which is accelerating demand for data protection built specifically for containerised, cloud-native environments — a gap that traditional backup tools often struggle to fill.

Purpose-Built for Kubernetes Environments

CloudCasa is designed as a Kubernetes-native data protection, disaster recovery and migration platform spanning cloud, edge and data centre environments. Through Tech Data’s cloud-native ecosystem, partners will be able to integrate CloudCasa into broader hybrid and multi-cloud solution architectures.

• Purpose-built architecture for service providers and enterprises
• Multi-tenancy support with fine-grained role-based access control
• File-level recovery granularity across hybrid environments
• Flexible SaaS and self-hosted deployment models

“Singapore and Malaysia are rapidly advancing their cloud, AI and digital infrastructure ambitions, but that progress must be supported by equally modern approaches to data resilience. By bringing together CloudCasa’s specialised capabilities with our local expertise, technical enablement and ecosystem reach, we can help partners address emerging customer requirements and build scalable, recurring services for modern application environments,” said Mark Tan, Vice President, Tech Data Singapore and Malaysia.

Part of Catalogic’s APAC Growth Strategy

Tech Data will support resellers, managed service providers, system integrators and enterprise partners through its Tech Centre of Excellence, local technical expertise and go-to-market capabilities, helping partners build differentiated services around cloud-native resilience.

“Singapore and Malaysia are important markets in Catalogic’s APAC growth strategy, with organisations increasingly adopting Kubernetes to support application modernisation and innovation. That shift creates an urgent need for data protection designed specifically for cloud-native environments,” said Aravind Kurapati, Head of Channels and Alliances, APAC and GSI, Catalogic Software.

The expansion positions Tech Data to capture growing partner demand as more organisations in both markets shift core workloads onto Kubernetes and containerised infrastructure.