Data centre services

A data centre is the one part of an estate that cannot be rebooted during business hours. We build them, run them and hand our clients the keys — on our own floor or on a partner's, whichever the workload actually needs.

Colocation and cloud

Rack space, power and cooling for equipment you own, with the physical security and redundancy a server room in an office block cannot give you. Where the workload belongs in the cloud instead, we run public, private and hybrid estates — including the hybrid pattern most enterprises in the region actually need, where the core system stays on your floor and everything around it does not.

Managed services

Infrastructure management, backup and disaster recovery, and network management, delivered as a subscription. Monitoring runs continuously rather than in office hours; the point is to find the failing disk before it fails.

Storage

Storage area networks for the systems that need block-level performance, and network-attached storage for the file and archive load that does not. We size for the retention period the regulator will ask about, not the capacity that fits the budget this quarter.

Security services

Firewalls and intrusion detection at the perimeter, DDoS protection at the edge, and compliance and audit reporting that survives an inspection.

Network services

Bandwidth and connectivity into the facility, and content delivery networks where distance to the user is the constraint rather than capacity.

Data centre infrastructure management

Monitoring and analytics across power, cooling and space, and energy management that turns a utility bill into a measurement. In this climate the cooling load is where the money is, and it is the part nobody sees.

Professional services

Consulting on design, optimisation and management; implementation and integration of new systems; and migration services that move live workloads without moving the outage onto your customers.

Business continuity and high availability

High availability and failover designs, and DCaaS: off-site physical data centre facilities and infrastructure supplied to clients who need the resilience without owning the building.

Compliance

Seven-year CBK retention and data protection compliance are designed in from the start. They are the requirements that decide how the facility is laid out long before they decide what the bill says.

SOC as a managed service

We run a security operations centre on the same subscription model as the rest of the managed estate: monitoring, detection and response handled by a team that watches security as its whole job rather than as one of an administrator's seven.

Applications on blockchain and AI

We are building applications that put blockchain and AI to work on problems that have a real cost attached: records that have to be provably unaltered, and decisions that currently consume more analyst time than they should. The efficiencies are real, and so is the work of getting there — we would rather scope one of these with you than describe the category.