SAN JOSE, Calif. - TelAve -- Hyperglance has been named Cloud FinOps Optimisation Platform of the Year 2026 in Corporate Vision's Technology Excellence Awards.

The award recognizes Hyperglance's work helping FinOps, cloud, platform, and security teams understand what is running across their environments, who owns it, what it costs, and what can safely change.

Hyperglance brings cloud cost data together with live inventory, architecture relationships, ownership information, security findings, compliance checks, and automation. This gives teams more context when investigating cost spikes, finding waste, allocating spend, or deciding whether an optimization recommendation is safe to act on.

The platform supports AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Kubernetes, AWS GovCloud, and Azure Government. It is self-hosted and connects agentlessly, allowing organizations to keep deployment, access, and cloud data handling under their own control.

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Steve Robinson, Hyperglance CEO, said:

"We're delighted to receive this award. FinOps teams rarely struggle because they lack another cost chart. The harder problem is understanding what sits behind the numbers and deciding what can safely change.

"This recognition reflects the work we've put into connecting cloud cost with ownership, architecture, risk, and practical action. It also belongs to our customers, whose real-world challenges continue to shape the platform."

Cloud cost optimization can become risky when teams assess recommendations without enough operational context. An apparently idle or underused resource may support an important workload, depend on another service, or lack clear ownership. Hyperglance helps teams investigate those relationships before taking action.

Alongside cost analysis and optimization recommendations, the platform provides:

• Multi-cloud cost exploration and reporting
• Waste and rightsizing recommendations
• Budgets, anomaly detection, and forecasting
• Tagged spend analysis and cost allocation
• Live cloud inventory and architecture diagrams
• Security and compliance checks
• Custom rules, alerts, and automated actions
• Jira, ServiceNow, and Slack integrations

Corporate Vision confirmed Hyperglance as the 2026 winner on its Technology Excellence Awards website: https://www.corporatevision-news.com/winners/hyperglance/

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The award follows Hyperglance's continued development as a self-hosted FinOps and cloud management platform for organizations with complex, regulated, or security-sensitive environments.

To learn more about Hyperglance or arrange a demonstration, visit hyperglance.com.

About Hyperglance

Hyperglance is a self-hosted cloud management and FinOps platform for AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Kubernetes, AWS GovCloud, and Azure Government.

It helps FinOps, cloud, platform, and security teams connect cost data with resources, ownership, architecture, security, compliance, and automation. This makes it easier to investigate cloud spend, identify potential waste, understand dependencies, and decide what action is appropriate.

Hyperglance is agentless and runs inside the customer's own environment, giving organizations greater control over deployment and cloud data handling.