M247 Colocation Services & Solutions, £ (on request)

Colocation Services & Solutions is presented as a managed colocation offering where businesses rent space in a data centre to house their own servers, storage, and networking equipment.
The service is described as scalable, with availability ranging from partial rack space (such as quarter or half) through to full racks and suites of multiple racks, allowing the footprint to expand or contract with business demand.
Operational messaging highlights 24/7 - 365 secure internet access and resiliency supported by diesel generators, alongside 24/7 monitoring intended to detect issues early and deter unauthorised access.
Security positioning references surveillance, biometric controls, and disaster recovery protocols, and the service is framed as supportive of GDPR compliance requirements.
Connectivity messaging emphasizes global network coverage designed to keep applications and websites responsive and stable.
Commercial notes on the same page include promotional offers such as 6 months free colocation when paying monthly (with terms), and a 50% off offer when paying the total contract value up front (with terms). A power price freeze is also described, limiting power charge increases above a stated cap during a defined offer period, with termination rights if increases exceed the cap.

Colocation is described as supported by 4 owned and managed data centres across the UK and Europe, plus presence in over 70 data centres globally.
The provider also describes interconnection of data centres for resiliency and disaster recovery, aiming to support multi-site architectures.
Location notes on the page highlight two privately owned data centres in Bucharest and two data centres in Manchester, positioned as key facilities for customers needing UK and Romania-based deployments.
The service is framed for organizations that want predictable, usage-aligned monthly costs, physical infrastructure security, and an operational model where monitoring and facility controls are handled as part of the colocation environment.