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Equinix announced it is winding down its Bare Metal service, creating uncertainty for organisations that rely on it for core infrastructure. Customers are now facing:
End of service timelines - with clear dates for when support will stop.
Migration pressure - the need to plan and execute workload moves before services are withdrawn.
Cost unpredictability - variable charges and the risk of higher bills during the transition.
Risk of disruption - potential downtime or re-architecture if alternative providers aren’t identified quickly.
For many teams, the question isn’t if they will move, but how to do it with the least disruption and cost impact.
Based on conversations across the industry, the priorities for teams moving away from Equinix are clear:
Predictable, transparent pricing – avoiding unexpected charges.
Bare metal performance – compute resources without compromise.
Migration support – help with planning and execution, not just infrastructure.
Sector fit – compliance and reliability for industries such as healthtech, biotech, gaming, and SaaS.
We have been working with organisations that rely on bare metal and high-performance infrastructure for years. Our approach focuses on:
Clear pricing models with no hidden extras.
Scalable bare metal and HPC options suited to different workloads.
Guided migration services to reduce risk and downtime.
Proven use cases in regulated and performance-sensitive industries.