Mumbai, Oct 3 Black Box, a leading provider of digital infrastructure solutions, on Friday announced a global strategic partnership with Wind River, an Aptiv company and global leader in intelligent edge software, to deliver next-generation edge and cloud solutions across industries worldwide.
As part of this global partnership, Black Box has secured preferred status to deliver Wind River solutions in India and the Middle East.
This strengthens Black Box’s leadership in these high-potential markets while unlocking new growth opportunities.
In addition, Black Box has entered into a separate agreement with Wind River to manage end-user customer engagements globally across multiple geographies, further expanding the reach and impact of the collaboration.
The partnership is expected to drive approximately Rs 1350 crore in revenue globally over the next five years, positioning Black Box as a pivotal player in driving enterprise adoption of AI-driven workloads, scalable private cloud deployments, and intelligent edge solutions that define the next era of digital transformation.
Industries such as manufacturing, industrial automation, retail, financial services, automotive, and telecom stand to benefit significantly, gaining access to secure, scalable, and resilient digital infrastructure that enhances both operational efficiency and customer experience.
“This partnership with Wind River is a significant milestone for Black Box,” said Sanjeev Verma, President and CEO of Black Box.
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Key Focus Areas of the Partnership
Delivering integrated intelligent edge and cloud-native infrastructure
Enabling secure, scalable private cloud deployments
Supporting AI workloads, virtual machines, and container migrations
Providing enterprise-grade Linux platforms with long-term support and security
Driving automation and centralized orchestration to simplify digital operations
With this expanded role, Black Box is entering the hyperconverged and edge compute markets at scale, reinforcing its commitment to shaping the future of digital infrastructure for enterprises worldwide.
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