Easy Deal
IT support, private on-premise AI servers, telecoms and security systems for businesses in France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Easy Deal
Easy Deal installs and maintains private AI servers on customers’ premises, alongside IT infrastructure, cloud services, telecoms, security and building systems, and printing equipment. Its services include equipment, setup, maintenance and financing.
The company serves business customers through technology sales, installation, maintenance and related services. It is based in Piolenc, France, and was founded in 2005.
Product: On-premise AI servers and managed IT, cloud, telecoms, security, building systems and printing services.
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