Cloudvisor strengthens its AWS ecosystem through new partnership with Ingram Micro. Cloudvisor has entered into a new partnership with Ingram Micro, one of the world's largest technology distributors and a Global AWS Distributor Partner. For the 2,000+ startups already building on AWS with Cloudvisor, this means an even stronger network standing behind the support you already rely on. Why This Matters for Your AWS Journey Ingram Micro supports thousands of AWS partners worldwide with the technical depth, resources, and reach that come from being one of the largest players in cloud distribution. Being recognized as part of that network helps boost credibility and trust with the startups Cloudvisor work with - combining Cloudvisor's hands-on AWS expertise with Ingram Micro's scale and reputation lets Cloudvisor extend its reach even further. More Backing, Same Hands-On Support This partnership adds to a growing set of relationships Cloudvisor has built this year, including its Strategic Collaboration Agreement with AWS and its authorization as an Anthropic Reseller for Amazon Bedrock. As these partnerships grow, so does its ability to bring more resources, programs, and opportunities to the table for the startups Cloudvisor support - without changing what you already count on from Cloudvisor: a dedicated team, transparent pricing, and support built for startups instead of enterprise budgets. What This Means Going Forward As Cloudvisor continues to grow across 75+ countries, its focus stays the same: helping founders get more out of AWS with less friction and lower cost. This partnership with Ingram Micro is one more piece of that foundation - and Cloudvisor'll keep building on it as Cloudvisor grow alongside you. About Cloudvisor Cloudvisor is an Advanced Tier AWS Partner dedicated to helping startups launch faster, scale smarter, and spend less on the cloud. Trusted by 2,000+ startups in 75+ countries, Cloudvisor combines technical expertise with a startup mindset. Cloudvisor has helped founders save over $10 million on AWS through smarter infrastructure, optimization, and hands-on guidance. Ready to optimize your AWS setup? Book a free consultation and discover how Cloudvisor can help your startup scale smarter. Need help deploying your AI workload? Cloudvisor helps companies architect, configure, and optimize their use of AI on AWS. Whether you are only starting or already have an unoptimized workload, its certified AWS experts can help.

Marquis Who's Who honors Alexis Lucas for expertise in information technology. Alexis Lucas is celebrating 15 years of excellence in the technology Industry Looking ahead, Mrs. Lucas intends to continue her dedication to academic volunteerism and mentoring future professionals entering the industry. HEATH, TX, July 21, 2026 /24-7PressRelease/ - Alexis Lucas has been selected for inclusion in Marquis Who's Who. As in all Marquis Who's Who biographical volumes, individuals profiled are selected on the basis of current reference value. Factors such as position, noteworthy accomplishments, visibility, and prominence in a field are all taken into account during the selection process. Mrs. Lucas has established herself as a distinguished leader in the technology sector, currently serving a Development Executive for Apple at Ingram Micro since 2025. In this capacity, she supports driving growth, enablement, and strategic collaboration accelerating her partners' success. With a reputation for excellence in client delivery and partnership management, Alexis likes to lead with a partner-first approach - ensuring enablement, education, and innovation remain at the core of the partners' experience. Her expertise in strategic partnerships, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity has positioned her as a trusted advisor within the industry. Mrs. Lucas was appointed to the advisory board for the Future of Work at Southern Methodist University (SMU) in Dallas, TX in 2024. Where she currently contributes to evolving programs based on how artificial intelligence will transform the workforce skills needed to succeed in the future. She also contributed as a thesis judge in 2024, evaluating graduate student presentations from across the country, and was a featured speaker on the Women in Communications Technology panel in 2025. Prior to joining Ingram Micro, Mrs. Lucas served as a Senior Partner Development Manager at Intermedia Cloud Communications from 2014 to 2025. While there, she built deep distribution knowledge and experience building scalable partner programs, executing proven business development strategies that accelerated reseller growth. Her tenure at Intermedia was marked by recognition for her achievements, such as being named one of the "100 People You Don't Know But Should" by CRN Technology Magazine in 2023, earning Intermedia's President's Club Award in 2019, and the Four Pillars Recognition Award for Character in 2017. Mrs. Lucas's career began in healthcare at McKesson Corporation from 2006 to 2008, where she specialized in specialty pharmaceuticals. Here, she developed a strong foundation in healthcare that inspired her transition into public policy work. She subsequently joined Capitol Hill working as a Legislative Assistant for the United States Senate from 2009 to 2012, focusing on healthcare, education and labor initiatives for a senior Texas senator. During this period, Mrs. Lucas completed a fellowship under Chaplain Barry Black, the Senate Chaplain, whose leadership and military background provided significant mentorship. Her academic journey reflects her commitment to excellence and passion for lifelong learning. Mrs. Lucas earned both a Master of Business Administration (MBA) and a Master of Government (MA) from Johns Hopkins University in 2012. While working full-time on Capitol Hill, she attended classes at night to increase her business acumen and deepen her expertise in policy and governance. In 2012, she was named a Bryce Harlow Fellow, a prestigious honor from the Bryce Harlow Foundation. Her educational background has been instrumental in shaping her multifaceted career spanning healthcare, public service, and technology. Mrs. Lucas is deeply rooted in volunteering in her communities. She is actively engaged in serving on a board for the City of Heath since 2022, was an advisory board member at Texas A&M Texarkana from 2023 to 2024, regularly volunteers at her daughters' schools, and participates in numerous civic engagement activities throughout the year with the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR). Throughout her career, Alexis has been an active participant in supporting open minded industry innovation and collaboration, serving on various advisory councils and contributing to the advancements that benefit the broader technology ecosystem. Looking ahead, Mrs. Lucas intends to continue her dedication to academic volunteerism and mentoring future professionals entering the industry. About Marquis Who's Who(R): Since 1899, when A. N. 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DYU D3S joins Ingram Micro's electric bike catalogue in Spain. Daniel Novak · July 17, 2026 · 0 comments DYU is strengthening its presence in Spain through a new distribution agreement with Ingram Micro. According to reports from Sonitrón and Newsbook, Ingram Micro is adding DYU electric bikes to its Spanish catalogue, with the compact DYU D3S highlighted among the models entering the distribution channel. The agreement brings together DYU's focus on accessible urban electric mobility and Ingram Micro's established technology distribution network. For Spanish retailers and mobility customers, it represents another route through which compact electric bikes can reach the local market. What the Ingram Micro and DYU agreement announces. The two Spanish industry publications report that Ingram Micro has reached an agreement to distribute DYU electric bikes in Spain. The move expands the distributor's range of sustainable mobility products while giving DYU a stronger route into the Spanish technology and retail channel. Founded in 2016, DYU has developed a range of electric bikes designed around practical everyday use. Compact dimensions, approachable operation and urban-friendly formats are recurring features across the brand's catalogue. The distribution agreement is intended to make these products more accessible to Spanish channel partners and, ultimately, local riders. The coverage specifically highlights the DYU D3S 14-inch mini folding electric bike. Its small-wheel format, folding components and pedal-assist system make it particularly relevant for short urban journeys and riders with limited storage space. Why the Spanish distribution channel matters. A distribution agreement is about more than placing a product in a catalogue. Distributors help connect manufacturers with resellers, retailers and other channel partners that can introduce products to different customer groups. For DYU, working with Ingram Micro can support broader visibility in Spain and give interested retailers another way to source its electric bikes. For Ingram Micro's partners, the agreement adds a compact urban-mobility option to a portfolio traditionally associated with technology products and solutions. This does not mean every model will immediately be available from every retailer. Product selection, stock and local availability can vary between partners. However, the agreement establishes a clearer distribution route and reflects the growing overlap between personal mobility and the wider consumer-technology market. Why the DYU D3S stands out for urban mobility. The DYU D3S is built around portability and everyday convenience. Its 14-inch wheels and compact frame help reduce the space required for storage, while its folding handlebar and pedals make it easier to fit into a car boot, store in a small apartment or combine with other forms of transport. The current DYU product page lists a 250W motor, a 36V 10Ah battery and a maximum assisted speed of 25 km/h. It also lists front and rear disc brakes, a net weight of approximately 19 kg and a maximum range of up to 50 km under suitable conditions. Those characteristics position the D3S as a practical option for shorter commutes, local errands and leisure rides rather than as an oversized or high-powered electric bike. Its integrated carry handle and adjustable saddle further support day-to-day use by riders who value compact dimensions. At the time of writing, the official product page displayed a current price of €489, reduced from €649. Prices and promotions can change, so readers should always check the live page before ordering. Understanding the different D3S specifications. Readers may notice small differences between the specifications reported in the Spanish press coverage and those shown on the current DYU product page. The press releases describe the D3S as weighing 19.7 kg and offering up to 40 km of range. The live product page lists approximately 19 kg and a maximum range of up to 50 km. | Specification | Spanish press coverage | Current DYU product page | | Weight | 19.7 kg | Approximately 19 kg | | Maximum range | Up to 40 km | Up to 50 km | | Maximum assisted speed | 25 km/h | 25 km/h | | Motor and battery | Not fully detailed | 250W motor and 36V 10Ah battery | These differences may reflect rounding, testing conditions, market-specific configurations or later product-page updates. Electric-bike range is also affected by rider weight, terrain, temperature, tyre pressure, assistance level and riding style. A quoted maximum should therefore be treated as a reference rather than a guaranteed result for every journey. Customers should use the live DYU D3S product page as the final reference for the configuration, price and specifications offered in their market at the time of purchase. What the partnership means for DYU and Spanish riders. The agreement gives DYU an opportunity to deepen its local presence through an established distributor. It also gives Spanish channel partners access to a brand focused on compact, accessible electric mobility. For riders, the most meaningful potential benefit is greater visibility and availability through local retail channels. The D3S illustrates the type of product at the centre of the partnership: a small folding electric bike designed to fit naturally into urban routines and limited living spaces. The next stage will depend on how individual partners introduce the range, which products they stock and what services they provide. Customers should confirm availability, delivery terms, warranty support and the exact specification directly with their chosen seller before purchasing. Sources and further reading. Frequently asked questions. Is Ingram Micro distributing DYU electric bikes in Spain? Yes. The two cited Spanish industry publications report an agreement for Ingram Micro to distribute DYU electric bikes in Spain. Actual model availability may vary between resellers and over time. Which DYU model is highlighted in the announcement? The coverage specifically highlights the DYU D3S, a compact 14-inch folding electric bike intended for urban travel and convenient storage. Why do the D3S range and weight figures differ between sources? The press coverage reports 19.7 kg and up to 40 km, while the current DYU product page lists approximately 19 kg and up to 50 km. Possible reasons include rounding, different testing methods, market configurations or product updates. Check the live product page for the latest offer. Where can I check the current DYU D3S price and specifications? Visit the official DYU D3S product page. It is the best reference for current pricing, specifications, availability and purchase terms. Daniel Novak is an e-mobility enthusiast and writer covering DYU EVs along with the latest electric bikes and scooters from leading global brands.