Celito Technologies Expanded Capacity via Dual Acquisitions
Raleigh-based Celito has acquired two IT firms to integrate staff and service capacity across its North Carolina operations.
Updated on Oct. 9, 2026 in Remote Work
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Celito Technologies has completed the acquisition of IT service providers CloudWyze and Atlantic Computer Services. The consolidation aims to deepen technical service capabilities and integrate workforce operations between the company's Raleigh headquarters and the Wilmington market.
Why it matters
By consolidating these firms, Celito achieves a broader talent pool that can be shared across two key North Carolina markets, increasing service depth for regional business clients. The move reflects a push for operational efficiency as the company scales its headcount.
Celito Technologies now maintains a total of 50 employees companywide following the acquisitions of CloudWyze and Atlantic Computer Services. The combined entity supports 15 employees in the Wilmington area to bolster local operations.
The players
Celito Technologies
A Raleigh-based IT services firm founded in 1999 that provides network and managed infrastructure solutions.
CloudWyze
An IT services firm founded in 2012 that provided managed service assets acquired by Celito.
Atlantic Computer Services
A Wilmington-based IT provider purchased by Robbie Garner in 2006 and recently acquired by Celito.
Robbie Garner
The business owner who purchased Atlantic Computer Services in 2006.
The details
Celito plans to consolidate all acquired operations under the Celito brand and expand its physical office space at 1838 Sir Tyler Drive. The integration strategy focuses on creating a unified service model, with legacy websites for CloudWyze and Atlantic Computer Services set to be decommissioned shortly. This restructuring allows the firm to move staff between the Raleigh and Wilmington offices to address service demands.
Timeline
Celito acquired CloudWyze managed service assets during the first quarter of 2026.
Celito finalized the acquisition of Atlantic Computer Services on October 1, 2026.
The CloudWyze website will be taken down by the end of the week.
The Atlantic Computer Services website will be taken down within a month.
Celito hosts a launch celebration on October 14, 2026.
Market Landscape
These acquisitions align with the broader IT managed service provider consolidation trend, where regional players merge to secure economies of scale. The strategy mirrors industry efforts to capture market share by integrating localized technical support into larger, unified brands.
Operators in the IT space should monitor how Celito utilizes its shared staff pool to compete on service depth in the Wilmington and Raleigh markets. Businesses should prepare for potential changes in vendor contacts or service portals as legacy websites are phased out over the coming month.
The takeaway
Consolidating regional service firms is a common path to expanding human capital and service territory in the IT sector. Owners should track the brand integration timeline, as legacy site sunsets may require immediate account migration for existing service clients.
What happens next
Celito will host a company launch celebration on October 14, 2026, at Wrightsville Beach Brewing.
Further reading
For more on industry structural changes, see the latest updates in Remote Work.
Source note: This article includes information reported by WilmingtonBiz.
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