Servers, storage and networks planned as one environment.
We supply enterprise infrastructure and coordinate specialist design input around capacity, resilience, licensing and growth—then bring the agreed equipment and delivery plan into one commercial proposal.
Discuss your infrastructure projectCapacity for the work ahead.
Ageing servers, growing application demands and changing virtualisation costs can turn a routine refresh into a wider decision. We help compare server platforms, licensing and support around the systems your organisation runs, with technical design support for more complex environments.
An agreed specification is welcome. Where the design is still taking shape, we can help assess capacity, compatibility and expansion before equipment is selected.
- Rack and tower servers for business applications
- Virtualisation platforms, licensing and consolidation
- Refresh planning, resilience and support options
Storage that keeps pace with your business.
Growing data volumes should not leave applications waiting or teams working around capacity limits. We help assess storage platforms around performance, expansion and availability, from shared business files to demanding enterprise applications.
The right choice considers how data is accessed, where it is retained and how the estate will grow. We bring those decisions together with technical design input and commercial guidance.
- Enterprise arrays, NAS and shared storage
- Capacity expansion and storage consolidation
- Performance and availability for critical applications
Keep people, applications and sites connected.
Unreliable Wi-Fi, congested uplinks and an expanding estate can affect everything that depends on the network. We help plan wired and wireless infrastructure around users, connected devices and application traffic, with attention to resilience and security.
From selected switches or access points to a wider campus or multi-site refresh, we can help compare suitable equipment and coordinate technical input as the project develops.
- Switching, wireless access and network management
- Campus, branch and multi-site connectivity
- Uplink capacity, PoE and secure segmentation
Place each workload where it works best.
Cloud and local infrastructure do not have to be competing choices. We help consider which applications benefit from local control and which suit cloud services, balancing performance, data location, connectivity and operating costs.
That can mean refreshing an existing environment, connecting it to cloud services or planning a more integrated platform. Licensing, management and migration scope are considered alongside the technology.
- Local infrastructure and private cloud platforms
- Cloud connectivity, subscriptions and licensing
- Technical planning for connected environments
Plan for recovery, before disruption.
A backup is valuable when it supports a workable recovery plan. We help compare data protection platforms around the applications, information and systems that matter most, including local, virtual and cloud environments.
Recovery priorities, retention, protected or immutable backup copies and restoration testing should shape the proposal. We bring in the appropriate recovery expertise so the approach, implementation and support are agreed before the project proceeds.
- Backup platforms and protected data copies
- Retention, recovery priorities and continuity planning
- Restoration testing and ongoing support options
Infrastructure shaped around academic environments.
Universities, colleges and research organisations balance campus connectivity, growing data estates, resilient backup and refresh cycles shaped by funding and academic timetables. We bring these priorities together with vendor-backed design expertise and a managed delivery plan.
Explore the next layer.
Discover accelerated computing, enterprise AI platforms and the security controls that connect them.
One joined-up project.
One accountable contact.
Tech Twenty One stays involved from the initial conversation to the agreed delivery. We combine commercial guidance with technical expertise, so equipment, licensing and project scope are considered together.
Define the starting point
Bring a product list, an existing specification or a planned change. We establish the scope and priorities with you.
Shape the proposal
Compare suitable platforms, support and commercial options, with technical design input where the project calls for it.
Coordinate delivery
Agree preparation, logistics and implementation services, with clear responsibilities and a timetable built around your operations.
Send us the models and quantities, or tell us the problem you’re trying to solve.
Discuss your infrastructure project