Most corporate networks grew by accident. Yours we will design
We design and build networks with redundancy at the architecture level: from campus to data centre, from a carrier backbone to a fabric for AI workloads. Cisco, Juniper, HPE Aruba. With documentation, an SLA and training for your team.
is what one hour of infrastructure downtime costs 90%+ of large and mid-size enterprises. For 41% of them it is over $1 million an hour
ITIC 2024 Hourly Cost of Downtime Survey ↗companies pay more than $1 million for a single significant outage. More than half pay over $100,000
Uptime Institute Annual Outage Analysis 2025 (Executive Summary) ↗the share of infrastructure outages caused by IT and network problems — up in 2024
Uptime Institute Annual Outage Analysis 2025 ↗growth in global spending on data centre systems in 2026 — to $788 billion. The main driver is infrastructure for AI
Gartner Worldwide IT Spending Forecast (via CIO Dive) ↗The problems clients most often bring to us
“Every morning starts with a call from a branch: their network is down again. I no longer remember what a quiet week looks like.”
“The vendor stopped supporting our switches two years ago. We know it is a risk. But how do we replace them without stopping services?”
“There is no Wi-Fi in the meeting room on the fourth floor. I am reminded of it at every meeting.”
“Our network grew over ten years, and nobody knows all of it. There is no documentation — the diagrams live in the head of a network engineer who left.”
We solve business tasks — and the pains of specific people
“We have three data centres and fifty-odd branches. Every morning starts with something being down somewhere. I want one thing — a network that does not need rescuing every morning.”
“I am responsible for the backbone. If latency sags there, all our customers lose it at once. I do not need switches from a catalogue, I need an architecture that will hold the next five years of traffic growth and is ready for AI workloads.”
“When the network goes down in a store, that is revenue lost by the hour. The till stops, a queue forms, customers walk out. I do not understand routers. But I know for certain — the network is not about IT, it is about money.”
How we work
Network Assessment
We analyse the current state of the network: topology, configurations, points of failure, readiness for new workloads. You get a report with weak spots and priorities — before signing any contract for the work.
Architecture
We design the network around the real needs of the business: three to five years of growth, regulatory requirements, industry specifics. Not a template but an HLD/LLD for your infrastructure, with performance and redundancy calculations.
Rollout without service downtime
The migration is planned so that critical segments switch over during maintenance windows and users notice nothing. In parallel we train your team — training is part of every project.
Operation and evolution
We hand over full as-built documentation, set up monitoring and an escalation procedure. We support the network in operation and help it evolve — Wi-Fi 7, AI workloads, new branches.
Areas of expertise
Corporate networks (LAN · WAN · SD-WAN)
Cisco Catalyst 9000, Meraki MS, Dell N-series, HPE Aruba CX. FortiSwitch / FortiAP for mid-size business. SD-WAN on Cisco; secure inter-office connectivity on Palo Alto NGFW. Campus, inter-office connectivity, policy segmentation on Cisco SD-Access (SDA).
The SD-WAN market is growing at 16.8% a year through 2027. The main driver is the integration of security functions (SASE, NGFW). Gartner - Is SD-WAN still necessary?
Data centre networks
Cisco Nexus, Cisco ACI, Cisco UCS / FlexPod, Dell S-series. A fabric for hypervisors, containers, databases and AI workloads. Application-level segmentation, visibility into every traffic flow.
Global spending on data centre systems will grow 55.8% in 2026 — to $788 billion. The main driver is infrastructure for AI. Gartner Worldwide IT Spending Forecast (via CIO Dive)
Service provider networks
Cisco ASR, Cisco 8000, Silicon One. Backbone routing, provider edge, traffic aggregation. Carrier-grade architecture with deep buffering.
Cisco Silicon One P200 — 51.2 Tbit/s in a single chip, processing more than 20 billion packets per second, scaling to 3 exabits/s of throughput. Cisco Newsroom, October 2025
Networks for AI infrastructure
An AI fabric built on Cisco Silicon One, Nexus and the 8000 series. Lossless Ethernet, RoCE, deep buffers, low latency. An architecture designed for parallel flows between GPU nodes. Cisco Cloud & AI Infrastructure Partner status.
Cisco Silicon One G300 — 102.4 Tbit/s in a single chip; +28% GPU utilisation thanks to shorter job completion times; around 70% better energy efficiency. Cisco Newsroom, February 2026
Wi-Fi (Wi-Fi 6 · 6E · 7)
Cisco Catalyst Wireless, Meraki MR, Juniper Mist (AI-driven), HPE Aruba, Ruckus. Coverage design, role-based segmentation, seamless roaming between floors and buildings.
In Q4 2025 Wi-Fi 7 access points accounted for 39.7% of dependent AP segment revenue — against 10.25% a year earlier. The enterprise WLAN market grew 13.9% year on year. IDC Worldwide WLAN Tracker, Q4 2025
Delivered projects
Modernisation of the data centre network across three sites on Cisco ACI. A single fabric for applications, service-level segmentation, fault tolerance built into the architecture.
LAN and Wi-Fi on Juniper across seven floors of the head office — centralised management, AI network monitoring, seamless roaming. In parallel, SD-WAN on Palo Alto: a fault-tolerant inter-branch network with built-in traffic protection.
IT infrastructure for the National Spatial Data Infrastructure — a joint project of the governments of the Kyrgyz Republic and the Republic of Korea. Network and server equipment (Extreme Networks, HPE), SAN, storage, tape library. HLD designed from scratch, full as-built documentation handed over to the client.
Turnkey IT infrastructure for the office: server room, network infrastructure, video conferencing, voice, access control. BUILD + SECURE + OPERATE — a single contractor from design through to operation.
The team includes engineers with CCIE Networks, CCIE Security, CCIE Collaboration, CCNP Enterprise, CCNP Service Provider, CCNP Wireless, Cisco DevNet, Juniper and HPE Aruba certifications. CCIE is Cisco's highest technical certification; fewer than 3% of Cisco-certified specialists hold it.
The full list of certifications is available on request.
Enterprise networks
Verified partner statuses
Partner level defines access to the vendor's engineering resources, delivery speed and support terms. In this area we hold active statuses backed by certificates.
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Find out the real state of your network
A Network Assessment is a technical review of your corporate network: topology, configurations, points of failure, readiness for new workloads. A report with priorities. No commitment.
- Get the report before signing a contract
- No service downtime
- A prioritised plan of work
Have doubts? Let us address them
“Our network works, more or less — why change it”
A network running on equipment without vendor support is a risk that materialises suddenly. EoL devices receive no security updates, do not support new protocols, and when they fail they often cannot be replaced quickly. A Network Assessment will show which segments are already running on luck rather than on engineering guarantees.
“We are afraid of stopping the business during migration”
Modern architecture allows network segments to be switched over during maintenance windows, without a full service stop. We design migrations with the old and new networks temporarily coexisting — users do not notice the switch. That is how we did it in banks and telecoms across the region.
“We run several vendors at once, each with its own logic”
Most enterprise networks really are a zoo — Cisco in the core, Juniper in the data centre, someone else in Wi-Fi. We hold authorised partnerships and have engineers for the main vendors of the networking market. We design a multi-vendor architecture around the task, not around one manufacturer.