An early-stage AI company needed two racks built, switches configured and Linux deployed — without their remote team travelling to site. We handled design review, the full build, iDRAC, Mellanox driver installation and ISP liaison.
A global IT services provider needed 10 cabinets cleared from a tight inner-London colocation building — with no staff near the site. Every collection went out on its booked slot. Every server accounted for by serial number.
A border router had to be replaced and relocated in a single window — 30 fibre connections, one rack move, zero margin for discovery on the day. We audited every cable in advance, pre-configured the replacement unit on site, and finished inside the four hours we proposed.
A new ISP circuit had to be connected across two London data centres over a client-owned DWDM link. The port stayed down after cabling. We diagnosed the fault the same afternoon, worked with the client’s DWDM team and had the circuit live before the end of the day.
A US-headquartered provider needed 250 servers migrated to a new London colocation site in five days — with no local staff. We surveyed both sites, built the new network in advance and delivered in three days. No one flew over.
Four core router cabinets in a 200+ cabinet data hall had to be rebuilt around denser patch panels — all while live. We audited first, pre-pulled every cable we could outside the windows, ran two-shift days, and delivered all four inside the four-week schedule.