Hyperslice
Managed cloud, dedicated and AI infrastructure for businesses, IT teams, agencies and hosting brands
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Hyperslice
Hyperslice designs and manages bespoke cloud, dedicated-server, storage, backup and AI infrastructure, with managed support and monitoring. Services include backup and recovery, security and infrastructure for agencies and resellers.
Customers include businesses, IT teams, agencies and resellers. The group serves customers directly and through its hosting brands, eUKhost and Webhosting UK.
Hyperslice Ltd is headquartered in Leeds, UK. Its group’s hosting business began with eUKhost in 2001, and the group provides round-the-clock technical support.
Product: Managed cloud, dedicated and AI infrastructure, backup and recovery, storage, monitoring and technical support.
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