Sarsen Technology was founded in January 2000 by Nigel Norman to provide sales, marketing and technical support services for two USA based manufacturers. Nigel has over 40 years’ experience of the electronics and semiconductor industry in design, applications support, technical sales, sales management and business development.

Over the years the team has expanded to include additional salespeople, and a number of new departments including Accounts, Marketing and Operations. Our growth since 2000 has been achieved by offering our clients a complete embedded system solution, and providing a local liaison from the initial enquiry right through to after-sales technical support.
 

Today

Following our acquisition in 2025, Sarsen Technology is now part of the HIPER Global Group, enabling us to combine our deep technical expertise and long-term partnerships with the engineering depth, global infrastructure and supply chain capabilities of a larger organisation.

Our focus has always been on helping customers integrate reliable computing platforms into applications where performance, durability and lifecycle support are critical, and as a HIPER Global company, this means we can offer:

• Access to expanded engineering and custom compute expertise
• Greater supply chain resilience and long-term product availability
• A broader portfolio of compute platforms and technologies
• Increased international reach and collaboration
• Continued support from the same Sarsen specialists and technical team

The companies we work with have been chosen for their commitment to customer service and their market-leading technologies. Our role here remains the same: helping customers identify, integrate and support high-performance embedded computing solutions for complex and mission-critical applications. Being part of HIPER Global simply strengthens the resources behind that work while allowing us to continue doing what we do best.

We supply and support a wide range of products, from rugged embedded systems, secure computing platforms and Xilinx and Altera FPGA boards to NVIDIA GPU, Direct-RF and AI-ready hardware, MIL-STD-1553 hardware and cyber security technology.