Data Centres
Manchester One @ Synergy House
Manchester Two @ Parkway
Manchester Three @ Greenheys
Carrier Neutral
Network Providers
Designing, Building and Maintaining even a small comms room is very expensive. With UK Grid, you can take as much or as little space as your company needs, meaning you don’t have to worry about the supporting infrastructure, your servers will be looked after by our team of highly qualified engineers.
UK Grid believes in a strong customer service ethos. We believe in working closely with the client to ensure that your project is delivered as per your expectations. Your UK Grid account manager will work closely with you to ensure that the life cycle of your project runs smoothly.
UK Grid engineers are highly trained individuals with CCNA and Microsoft qualifications as a minimum. All UK Grid engineers go through the UK Grid data centre technician training academy to ensure continuity and consistency amongst our staff.
We believe in giving our customers the widest possible selection of carriers and network providers which is why our facilities are carrier neutral. UK Grid data centres are diversely connected by some of the world’s largest transit and dark fibre providers giving you the choice and selection your business deserves.
UK Grid has partnered up with industry leaders in UPS systems, generators and cooling solutions to ensure that once online, you stay online. All UK Grid data centres are secure environments and carry the ISO27001 badge.
We take our impact on the environment very seriously which is why we have signed up to the European data centre code of conduct and carbon passport schemes. UK Grid's data centres are environmentally optimised to run at a PUE <1.35 which ensures an efficient operation and a reduced carbon footprint.
UK Grid's data centre expansion plan is already in force with new data centres being designed to fulfil market demand well into 2015.
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