Expertise
Start with what
needs to run.
The right environment depends on the application, its users and the team running it. Our businesses focus on cloud, hosting and the operational expertise that connects infrastructure to those needs.
Cloud & compute
Choose the resources the work needs.
A virtual server, a managed cloud environment and dedicated hardware solve different problems. Performance, isolation, capacity and support determine which approach makes sense, alongside the cost of operating it.
- Managed cloud and virtual private servers
- Dedicated infrastructure and bare metal
- Private environments and workload placement
Application hosting
Keep the application in view.
A slow checkout, a stalled release or an overloaded application has a business cost. Hosting decisions need to account for demand, data and how your team deploys and maintains the software.
- Cloud and application hosting
- Infrastructure for SaaS and digital platforms
- Ecommerce and transaction-intensive workloads
Operations & recovery
Plan for change. Prepare for recovery.
An environment needs monitoring, maintenance and a plan for when something fails. Recovery starts with knowing what must come back first, which data matters and who is responsible for restoring service.
- Monitoring, maintenance and operational support
- Networking, security, backup and recovery
- Migration and workload repatriation
Specialist environments
Make room for specific requirements.
Private AI, isolated applications and sensitive workloads can need dedicated resources and closer control over data and access. Define those requirements early, then carry them through architecture, deployment and day-to-day operations.
- AI-ready compute and private AI environments
- Isolated and compliance-oriented infrastructure
- Architecture, implementation and expert services
Tell us what
you need to run.
What runs today? What is getting in the way? Share the workload, where it needs to operate and any constraints on capacity, access or timing. That gives the relevant team a useful starting point.
Technical specifications, locations and service commitments are agreed with the relevant operating business.