Resources

Part three of the data sovereignty series examines whether foreign actors could be lurking undetected in your cloud provider's supply chain. Read the full ThinkOn blog post.

Vendor lock-in costs MSPs dearly under hyperscaler reseller programs; a channel-first provider removes it structurally by letting partners keep contract ownership. Read the full MSP guide.

ThinkOn's sovereign cloud now powers Canada's national AI infrastructure, serving thousands of federal employees across 23 departments under contract with Shared Services Canada. Read the full sovereignty breakdown.

Canadian data hosted with U.S.-owned providers stays exposed to American law via the CLOUD Act, regardless of where servers physically sit. Read the full sovereignty breakdown.

Most organizations assume their SaaS data is protected, but Microsoft's own service agreement says otherwise; one platform closes that gap. Read how to strengthen your backups.

Perpetual licences are gone, 8,000+ SKUs collapsed into four bundles, and a 72-core minimum now applies per CPU — pushing Australian renewal quotes to 2x–5x prior costs.

Lift-and-shift migrations carry legacy inefficiencies straight into a metered environment, trading predictable hardware costs for variable OPEX that scales faster than anyone budgeted for.

Australian organisations can run critical workloads on existing hardware until true end-of-life, then migrate to the ThinkOn cloud in phases instead of a disruptive flash-cut.

ThinkOn's EdgeConnect colocation lets US organizations optimize latency, reliability, and scalability while extending the life of existing hardware assets. Read the full ThinkOn blog post.