Company History

Commensus is a Cloud Computing and Infrastructure as a Service provider based in London. With a 24/7 staffed technical office, we provide unrivalled support to customers around the world. Formed by a group of serial technology investors, Commensus was one of the first IT companies to launch into the Cloud. Today, following 4 years of successful growth, Commensus help several hundred customers and support thousands of users across the UK and Europe in the Cloud. 

In an economic climate where organisations need to enhance their competitive edge, Commensus are revolutionising the way IT is delivered to the business. Cloud Computing offers a fully secure, resilient and scalable solution to managing your IT requirements. As a leading Infrastructure as a Service provider, we help customers to utilise the Cloud more effectively, enabling you to reduce your overheads whilst remaining in full control of your servers. Our managed Cloud Computing and Hybrid Cloud solutions offer a fully secure Cloud platform that can be replicated between multiple Tier 3+ specification data centres across London and Europe. Our Cloud Platform guarantees uptime and provides you with 24/7 unrivalled support.

To many people, the Cloud is still a concept - but to us it is reality, bringing increased efficiency, agility and performance to our customers. That's why we offer a third generation hybrid hosting solution offering full interoperability between your cloud and applications. Not only does Cloud Computing guarantee uptime, but it also offers a highly available solution that gives you complete freedom from your IT assets. With both managed and unmanaged solutions, Commensus are the ideal technology partner to assist in your company's infrastructure hosting. 

Commensus also operate a growing partnership programme and act as the infrastructure as a service partner to several software vendors and IT service providers around the UK. By leveraging the power of the Cloud, we can help vendors to deliver their own SaaS solution or provision their own Private Cloud for their customers, without investing in physical hardware.