Rhino Federated Computing Is Now Live on Microsoft Marketplace
The biggest barrier to deploying enterprise AI infrastructure isn't the technology. It's procurement.
Today, the Rhino Federated Computing Platform (Rhino FCP) is now listed on Microsoft Azure Marketplace — completing availability across all three major cloud marketplaces, alongside AWS and Google Cloud. For organizations with an Azure Consumption Commitment, or comparable committed spend on AWS or Google Cloud, Rhino FCP purchases count against it. No new budget line required.
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Why Microsoft Marketplace
Microsoft Marketplace connects enterprise buyers with solutions that meet its standards for security, reliability, and integration. The Rhino FCP's presence there signals alignment on what enterprise AI infrastructure should look like — trusted, compliant, and built to work within the environments organizations already run.
“We’re pleased to welcome Rhino Federated Computing to Microsoft Marketplace,” said Cyril Belikoff, vice president, Microsoft Azure Product Marketing. “Marketplace connects trusted solutions from global partners with customers worldwide, making it easy to find and deploy apps that work seamlessly with Microsoft products.”
For Rhino, this marks a meaningful expansion of how regulated industries can access and deploy federated AI infrastructure.
What the Rhino FCP Does
The Rhino FCP enables organizations to securely collaborate across decentralized data sources without moving or centralizing sensitive data. It activates siloed data in place, connects organizations into collaborative federated intelligence networks, and powers private agentic AI across distributed environments.
For industries where data privacy, sovereignty, and compliance aren't optional, this is the infrastructure that makes AI collaboration possible at scale.
"Organizations across healthcare, life sciences, financial services, and the public sector are looking for secure ways to operationalize AI across distributed environments without compromising privacy or control," said Dr. Ittai Dayan, CEO of Rhino Federated Computing. "Through Microsoft Marketplace, customers can more easily deploy Rhino's platform within their existing Azure ecosystems and accelerate privacy-preserving collaboration at scale."
What This Means for Your Organization
Cloud marketplaces consolidate purchasing through channels enterprises have already vetted, approved, and budgeted — cutting the legal, finance, and IT review cycles that typically slow software procurement to a crawl.
For Rhino FCP customers and prospects, our Microsoft Marketplace listing means you can:
- Apply existing committed spend: If your organization has a Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment (MACC) or comparable commitment on AWS or Google Cloud, Rhino FCP purchases count against it, so no new budget is required.
- Accelerate procurement: Marketplace transactions move through workflows organizations have already approved, cutting the administrative overhead that delays most enterprise software purchases.
- Deploy into familiar infrastructure: The Rhino FCP integrates natively with Microsoft Azure, including Azure Blob Storage for large unstructured datasets and Azure Virtual Private Cloud for Rhino Client deployment, fitting into environments organizations already run and manage.
The Rhino FCP is available now on Microsoft Marketplace. For organizations on AWS or Google Cloud, the Rhino FCP is listed and transactable there as well. If you already run Rhino FCP on Azure, your deployment is unchanged. Your next renewal can move through Marketplace and count against your MACC.
