Add Technology
IT support, cloud, network and penetration testing services for small and medium businesses across the UK
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Add Technology
Add Technology Ltd provides managed IT services to businesses: network support and maintenance, remote and on-site IT support, cloud services and data backup, penetration testing and cyber security. It also offers systems migration, disaster recovery and business continuity consultancy.
Its customers are small and medium-sized enterprises and organisations of all sizes across the UK, served on a personalised basis.
The company was founded in 2003 and is registered in England with its head office in Bury, Greater Manchester. It states that it works nationally across the UK.
Product: Managed IT support, network maintenance, cloud migration and backup, cyber security and penetration testing services.
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