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We are now offering phone for sales enquries. UK +44(0)1628876777 US +18552899312 Lines are open M-F 9-5 GMT. There is an answer machine after hours

Please note that with all other UK companies the VAT rate will be increasing from the 17.5% to 20%. This will be applied to all customers who currently do pay VAT.

With the festive season approaching our billing and sales will be running a limited schedule. Support is 24×7 as normal Support 24×7 all through the year Billing + Sales 24th December Open 25th December Closed 26th December Closed 27th December … Continue reading →

If you would be interested in beta testing our new OSX platform you can register at here. We expect to push things live in January. We are looking to offer a trial of the following virtual server 1GB RAM OSX Snow … Continue reading →

From today we are now offering Ubuntu 10.10 support on all locations and platforms. The option to reload is within SolusVM

We are going to start offering IPv6. If you would be interested in trying this out on your VPS please raise a ticket via the client support system in the department IPv6. Please note there is no guaranteed setup time … Continue reading →

We are generally an unmanaged provider so the question comes about what do we support? Generally we use the following guidelines of if something is covered by us 24×7 support – We have people on ticket 24×7 to help resolve … Continue reading →

Do you have a fantastic idea which can use VPS or hosting to help get it going? Need a helping hand or some guidance on infrastructure? We are looking to setup some mutually beneficial partnerships using our technology coupled with … Continue reading →

Sometimes we know Terms of Service (TOS) can be a bit long to read so here are the highlights of our TOS in a TL;DR form We don’t allow anything illegal under UK law which covers things such as P2P … Continue reading →

We’ve just launched our new Free Your Dedicated product. We can give you the ability to run any OS on your dedicated server even if not supported by your provide. If they support Centos, then we can support anything