XTIUM expands into Europe as a Full-Stack MSP

XTIUM launches its European headquarters in Rotterdam, providing a comprehensive suite of advanced IT services to direct customers, strengthening its global MSP presence.

  • Monday, 21st July 2025 Posted 9 months ago in by Aaron Sandhu

XTIUM, a pioneering Managed Services Provider (MSP), has officially introduced its European operations under the XTIUM brand, targeting the evolving challenges faced by IT leaders. This strategic expansion follows the successful merger of ATSG and Evolve IP earlier this year and marks a pivotal moment in XTIUM's global growth strategy.

Headquartered in Rotterdam, XTIUM now offers its full portfolio of advanced IT services directly to customers across numerous European markets, including the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, and the UK. This move transcends traditional cloud communication services, positioning XTIUM as a comprehensive service provider.

With roots tracing back to the founding of Mtel in 1999 and its later acquisition by Evolve IP in 2017, XTIUM's European presence builds on long-standing customer trust. This launch turns that legacy into a unified full-stack MSP experience, extending services like cybersecurity solutions and Desktop as a Service (DaaS) in 2025, followed by network management and help desk solutions by 2026.

"By establishing direct operations in Europe, we're delivering on our promise to provide integrated, security-first managed services that enable organizations to focus on innovation and growth," said Russ Reeder, President & CEO of XTIUM. Managed by Leon Schuurmans, the EMEA division already caters to over 100 direct customers from diverse sectors, underscoring the growing demand for holistic IT solutions.

Positioned as a leader among privately-owned global MSPs, XTIUM boasts over $230 million in combined revenue and a service reach of 950,000 end-users across 1,700 global clients. Solidifying its local presence, the EMEA team of approximately 70 specialists will ensure tailored expertise in direct services and shared functions.

Customer services, pricing, and support for existing European clients remain consistent, with enhanced offerings rolling out through 2025 and 2026. With its global scale and localized delivery, XTIUM continues to shape the future of managed IT services, addressing ever-growing market needs.

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