Cloud Repatriation helps you regain control over your infrastructure and secure your most sensitive data. With a rise in state-backed cyber threats and high-profile cloud breaches, relying on shared environments puts your business at risk. Repatriating critical workloads to private infrastructure reduces your attack surface, improves visibility, and strengthens your overall security posture—before your data becomes tomorrow’s headline.

ArcShift co-founders Ian Nock and Kevin Heisser joined John San Filippo of Filipotaumus on the TechSolutions4CUs Podcast to discuss why so many organizations are rethinking public cloud. From rising costs to compliance challenges, the conversation explores what’s driving cloud repatriation—and why more teams aren’t openly talking about making the move back to private infrastructure.

AI may not be Skynet, but it’s already destroying something else: your cloud budget. Discover why businesses are saying goodbye to public cloud and bringing workloads back home.

Cloud repatriation is back — and it might just be your next strategic advantage. In this post, we explore why companies are exiting the public cloud in favor of private infrastructure, how it compares to the 90s comeback trends, and what it takes to do it right. Sometimes the smartest move isn’t chasing what’s new — it’s revisiting what works.