


With over a decade of experience in the UK and EU markets, we design and deliver scalable cloud-native solutions across AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Salesforce platforms. Our team blends deep technical expertise with a strategic understanding of data-driven transformation, helping clients unlock the full potential of their cloud ecosystems.
We’ve been building on AWS since 2014—long before it became the industry standard—and in 2025, we proudly became an official AWS Partner. From serverless architectures to real-time analytics pipelines, our engineers have delivered mission-critical systems for global brands including Technicolor.
But our cloud fluency doesn’t stop there. We architect secure, modular infrastructures on Azure, and integrate Salesforce data into unified BI environments—bridging silos and enabling smarter decisions at scale.
We stay sharp by continuously exploring the latest cloud services, analytics frameworks, and AI-enhanced data tools. For us, cloud architecture isn’t just infrastructure—it’s a craft.

Since 2015, our team has been pioneering serverless solutions—starting with the NEAR Live platform for UEFA, built on the then-nascent Serverless Framework. What began as an experiment quickly became a signature strength: today, serverless is mainstream, and we’ve been ahead of the curve from the start.
We architect scalable, low-maintenance infrastructures across AWS, Azure, and Heroku—tailoring each deployment to the platform’s strengths. Whether it’s real-time media delivery, intelligent content tagging, or voice-driven interfaces, our solutions are built for performance and resilience.
Clients benefit from dramatic cost savings and future-proof architectures, powered by our hands-on expertise in:
We don’t just build systems—we engineer experiences. And we do it with precision, passion, and a touch of bravado
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