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DNUK builds storage and virtualization systems. Our platforms focus on technical solutions and are designed to reduce your costs and simplify management. We offer standards-based platforms that integrate with Windows, Linux, Unix and Mac networks.
Have used DNUK for quite a few years and like they way I can customise the specification easily. They do a good 3 year guarantee as I had a fault a few years ago when the PC was just under 3 years and they practically rebuilt it to the latest spec which was much better than the original 3 year old PC I purchased. Also they let you choose which OS you want installed rather than automatically putting windows on it.
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