Framewerx buys AD Micro Technology to widen IT services and scale AI support

Framewerx has acquired AD Micro Technology to expand its managed services footprint, deepen client support, and speed up growth as demand rises for AI-enabled IT operations. The deal combines project-delivery expertise with Framewerx’s new Neuralwerx platform and will add 30% to headcount by year-end.

Why it matters: - The acquisition gives Framewerx a larger base of clients, talent, and service capabilities at a time when mid-market businesses are demanding more from IT providers. - The deal also supports Framewerx’s push into AI governance and AI-enabled support as businesses adapt to rapid technology shifts. - The combined platform is intended to deliver a more complete IT ecosystem across support, security, cloud, and managed services.

What happened: - Framewerx announced the acquisition of AD Micro Technology on August 6, 2026, in Edmonton, Alberta. - AD Micro Technology provides managed IT services, including support, networking, security, backup, cloud, infrastructure, and printer/copier management. - Framewerx said the transaction brings together two organizations with strong client relationships and complementary expertise. - AD Micro Technology will continue as a brand within Framewerx during the transition period. - Framewerx plans to fully integrate AD Micro Technology staff by the end of the year. - The integration is expected to increase Framewerx headcount by 30%.

The details: - AD Micro Technology was founded in 1992 and is headquartered in Richmond, British Columbia. - The company has served businesses in the Greater Vancouver area for more than 25 years. - Framewerx said the acquisition adds talent, expands market reach, and broadens its service offering across both companies’ customer bases. - AD Micro Technology founder Kimson Dy Ning said the move creates an opportunity to scale the business within a larger organization while maintaining the same service standards. - Framewerx recently launched Neuralwerx, an AI-powered IT help desk and security platform designed to streamline support, speed ticket resolution, and strengthen cybersecurity. - Framewerx said Neuralwerx and AD Micro Technology’s operational strength together will improve service delivery for mid-market businesses. - Framewerx CEO Dan Reid said the acquisition advances the company’s long-term vision and strengthens what it can offer across the organization. - More information is available in AD Micro Technology’s announcement and Framewerx’s website.

Between the lines: - The deal suggests Framewerx is using acquisitions to build scale faster than organic growth alone would allow. - The emphasis on AI governance and support automation points to a market where clients want both faster service and tighter cybersecurity. - Keeping AD Micro Technology as a brand during the transition may help preserve client relationships while Framewerx folds in staff and systems.

What's next: - Framewerx will transition AD Micro Technology staff into the company by year-end. - The combined organization will focus on expanding services for existing Framewerx customers and AD Micro Technology clients. - Framewerx is likely to keep promoting Neuralwerx as a core part of its growth strategy. - Framewerx’s social channels are available on LinkedIn and YouTube.