What hardware can you supply?
We supply most of the hardware a small or medium organisation needs:
- Computers: business laptops, desktops and monitors, specified by role.
- Servers: for file storage, business applications or virtualisation.
- Network equipment: switches, Wi-Fi access points and WatchGuard and Check Point firewalls, installed as part of our network services.
- Workstations: high-performance machines for design, engineering, data analysis and AI.
- Accessories: docks, headsets, webcams and meeting room equipment.
We source networking and server equipment from MikroTik, Ubiquiti, TP-Link Omada, Planet Technology, Cisco, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Juniper Networks, Check Point and WatchGuard. If you need software or licences for the new equipment, we can add them to the same order through software licensing. The security settings each device leaves with line up with the baseline we apply through managed IT support, so new hardware joins your managed fleet with little extra setup.
ASD’s Choosing secure and verifiable technologies guidance suggests buyers ask whether a product is secure by default and whether the manufacturer discloses its end-of-life and end-of-support dates. Those are useful questions to ask of any hardware quote, including ours.
What goes into a GPU workstation for local AI?
More organisations want to use AI without sending sensitive documents to a public service. Running models on your own hardware keeps that data on systems you control, but doing it well depends on choosing the right graphics processing unit (GPU), memory and storage for the models you plan to run.
We specify GPU workstations and servers around your real workload, configure them securely and support them like any other device. Our Local AI and private large language models (LLMs) service covers the models, private document search and hardened deployment that run on top.