Infrastructure and verifiable services, together.
Microlink builds and runs the infrastructure and knows the customer. Rootz makes what that infrastructure produces checkable by whoever receives it. Neither half is the product on its own.
An established partnership with a practical purpose.
The companies announced their partnership on 11 August 2026, bringing the Rootz Measured AI layer to Microlink’s data-center and eGovernment offerings.
For a customer program, the joint task is to connect the application and infrastructure to evidence the receiving system can verify. The project agreement defines each party’s implementation and operating responsibilities.
ROOTZ + MICROLINK NETWORKSWhere the partnership can help
AI and data-center services
Integrate Binder with a selected workload and make the evidence available to the customer’s verification workflow.
Digital-government programs
Connect official requests, agency decisions and records across the application and hosting environment. Driver licensing and permits are proposed starting designs.
Technology depth, with a customer-facing delivery plan.
The customer needs an application that works and a clear account of the evidence behind its outputs. Rootz supplies the message-security components; the delivery program connects them to the operational service.
Architecture, authority, data handling, support and acceptance should be defined together before a rollout.
Prepare for the next customer meeting.
Use the briefing presentation, government solution brief and partner delivery guide as a coordinated discussion pack.
Open the resource libraryA supply chain for data — in 90 seconds.
The whole idea, on one whiteboard.