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Who is Aruba?
Aruba is a private IT services company focused on data processing, outsourced digital infrastructure, cloud, networking, security, and collaboration services for enterprises and public sector organizations.
- Cloud and data center services, including hosted infrastructure and virtual private cloud environments
- Network connectivity, SD WAN, Wi Fi, and secure enterprise access services
- Cybersecurity services, including identity, protection, monitoring, and compliance support
- Digital trust services such as PEC, digital signature, domain, and certified document handling
- Managed platforms for collaboration, backup, disaster recovery, and business continuity
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Aruba operates as a private provider of enterprise IT services, with activity centered on outsourced infrastructure and data processing. In practice, organizations use its services to run workloads in hosted and cloud environments, connect offices and users, secure digital interactions, and support regulated communications. Its portfolio is relevant to enterprises that want a combination of infrastructure operation, network services, and trust services from one supplier, particularly for production systems that must remain available and auditable.
Its offerings span infrastructure categories commonly used in enterprise architecture: colocation and data center capacity, infrastructure as a service, backup and disaster recovery, secure connectivity, and managed security. In networking, Aruba is associated with business connectivity and software defined wide area networking for distributed sites. In security and trust services, it is well known in the Italian market for PEC, digital signature, and domain related services, which places it at the intersection of IT operations and regulated digital communications. These capabilities are typically integrated with identity controls, certificate based workflows, access protection, and monitoring processes.
Compared with providers focused only on colocation or only on public cloud, Aruba is positioned in a broader managed services category that combines infrastructure hosting with network, security, and digital communication services. That matters in enterprise environments where procurement, compliance, and operational accountability are handled across multiple technical domains. The company therefore sits in the market as an IT services provider with active solution areas across cloud, networking, cybersecurity, collaboration, and certified digital services, supported by data center and managed operations capabilities.
Our description of Aruba. Updated September 2026.