Rack space that fits
Review equipment dimensions, rack units, weight and room for growth, then confirm the allocation available at the selected facility.
Cloud & infrastructure · Designed around your business
Host your business infrastructure in an environment planned around rack space, power, cooling, connectivity and physical access.
Scope agreed around your business · One point of contact
Data centre hosting, explained
Keep your infrastructure.
Choose its environment.
Data centre hosting can provide space for physical servers and network equipment in a purpose-built facility. In a colocation arrangement, your organisation normally owns the hardware while the facility supplies the agreed environment and connectivity.
Radian coordinates options through delivery partners. We review rack requirements, power demand, access, networking and support so you understand both the facility service and the work that remains with your team.
See the bigger picture →Built around the work you do
The features that matter, with the practical details made clear.
Review equipment dimensions, rack units, weight and room for growth, then confirm the allocation available at the selected facility.
Assess power draw, feeds, cooling needs and any resilience requirements. The specific facility design and limits must be confirmed.
Understand access authorisation, visitor arrangements and the facility’s security controls and operating procedures.
Plan internet transit, addressing, cross-connects and any private links around the systems you will host.
Agree what on-site assistance covers, how work is authorised, availability and any additional charges.
Separate facility support from hardware maintenance, operating-system administration and application management.
Service availability, equipment, features, licences and support scope are confirmed in your proposal. Optional services are priced and agreed separately.
The picture, made clearer
Illustrative colocation model. Environmental provision, connectivity and system administration are distinct responsibilities to confirm.
Illustrative colocation responsibilities. Facility, connectivity and management services are confirmed separately.
Make an informed choice
Prepare the equipment inventory, measured or rated demand, interfaces and rail requirements. Check power and cooling capacity before committing.
Compare available locations around staff access, latency and data requirements. Verify relevant facility certifications and their actual scope.
Agree who replaces components, maintains warranties, patches systems and handles application incidents. Remote hands is not a substitute for every management task.
The practical details
A physical migration brings application, network and logistics dependencies together. Coordinate them before the move.
Plan your setup ↗Confirm rack allocation, power, addressing, network links and authorised access.
Agree transport, shutdown order, backups, restart steps and a fallback decision point.
Check connectivity, remote administration and the applications that depend on the relocated hardware.
From enquiry to everyday use
Inventory hardware, power, connections and dependencies.
Agree location, space, connectivity and support boundaries.
Coordinate transport, installation and restart.
Validate access and document day-to-day responsibilities.
A little more clarity
Have a question about your setup?
Tell us what you want to achieve.
No ownership claim is made. Services are coordinated through delivery partners, with the selected facility and responsibilities confirmed in the proposal.
That can be considered after checking dimensions, power, interfaces, condition and facility requirements.
International options can be discussed. The chosen location, connectivity, support and data requirements must be confirmed for the service.
Only where specifically agreed. Colocation normally describes the environment for equipment; system administration is a separate scope.
Remote hands may provide authorised physical tasks. Coverage, process, hours and charges depend on the facility service.
Colocation suits organisations retaining physical equipment. A virtual service can be more suitable when you want compute resources without owning the underlying hardware.
UK-wide service enquiries
Match the facility to the equipment and applications, not just proximity to an office. Confirm hosting location, rack and power requirements, access procedures, connectivity and which party manages each layer of the service.
Based in Charlwood, we welcome enquiries nationwide, with a particular focus on Horley, Crawley, Gatwick, Surrey, Sussex and London. Delivery, availability and any site attendance are confirmed for your chosen service.
Let’s talk
Tell us about your current setup, priorities and plans. We’ll help you work through the next steps.
hello@RadianNetworks.co.uk