computator.se
Web development, cloud services and IT support for businesses
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About computator.se
Computator provides website and web application development, cloud and network solutions, antivirus, backup, hosted email, and WordPress creation and maintenance for businesses.
It also provides ongoing IT services, including backup for its cloud customers. Its cloud and backup services store customer data in Sweden.
Product: Web development and business IT services, including cloud, network, security, backup, hosted email and WordPress support.
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