Server Colocation UK

Server Colocation UK from Glitch Servers provides carrier-neutral rack space with direct LINX and LONAP connectivity - backed by AMD Ryzen hardware, NVMe Gen4 storage, and UK-native routing through AS212868. Glitch Servers offers server colocation at our UK data centres, giving businesses and technical teams a home for their own hardware with enterprise-grade power, cooling, and connectivity. We operate in London's Telehouse North and our Manchester Tier 3 facility, with further locations available on request. Every colocation customer benefits from carrier-diverse 100G uplinks, BGP route redundancy, and our always-on DDoS scrubbing infrastructure sitting upstream of your racks. Remote hands support, cross-connect services, and flexible rack configurations are available across all UK facilities.

Colocation at Glitch Servers is carrier-neutral, meaning you are not locked to a single upstream provider. The facility connects to LINX and LONAP through AS212868, giving colocated customers access to over 800 networks reachable directly via the UK's primary internet exchanges without paying Tier-1 transit rates for every byte. Power infrastructure is N+1 redundant with UPS and generator backup.

BGP multi-homing through NTT and GTT Tier-1 upstream carriers provides path diversity and automatic failover if a single transit provider experiences degradation. Remote hands are available 24/7 for customers who need physical access assistance, hardware reboots, or cabling work without travelling to the facility.

UK data sovereignty is preserved by design - traffic from colocated servers traverses UK and Irish exchange points before reaching international networks, supporting GDPR and UK GDPR compliance requirements for data residency. Full rack options and pricing are detailed on the UK colocation page. Traffic from every server passes through Juniper MX204 edge routers and Juniper EX top-of-rack switches - a consistent, enterprise-grade switching and routing stack rather than a mix of commodity hardware.

External resources: LINX (London Internet Exchange) and the ICO (UK data protection authority).