22 Computing
IT support, networking and refurbished computers for healthcare providers and small businesses in the UK
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About 22 Computing
22 Computing provides IT installation, maintenance, support, repairs, Wi-Fi services, data cabling and IT audits. It also sells refurbished business laptops and desktop computers, with optional installation.
Customers include healthcare providers, care homes, micro and small businesses, and home-based businesses. The company also supplies field engineers for IT projects and emergency on-site support.
22 Computing Limited is based in Kettering, UK, and was founded in 2015. The business describes its IT services as operating since 1996.
Product: IT support and installation services, Wi-Fi and cabling, computer repairs, IT audits, field engineering, and refurbished business computers.
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