A practical home for high-density compute
Colocation scope can cover space, power, cooling, connectivity, and facility interfaces for AI and other high-density computing deployments. Requirements, equipment responsibilities, and operating support are defined with each project.
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Colocation shaped around deployment requirements
We help define the facility and service interfaces around a planned deployment, from rack placement and thermal requirements to network access, maintenance coordination, and handover.
The environment
around your compute.
Deployment planning
Align rack environment, power pathways, cooling approach, connectivity needs, access requirements, and equipment responsibilities before equipment is introduced.
High-density facility interfaces
Coordinate the physical and operational interfaces needed for higher-density compute, including thermal management, power distribution, monitoring, and maintenance access.
Operations coordination
Establish practical routines for access, incident communication, planned work, documentation, and escalation within the agreed facility scope.
Start with your operating needs.
Rack and thermal profile
The appropriate rack environment depends on equipment configuration, heat rejection method, power characteristics, and the facility interfaces available for the deployment.
Scope is defined for each deployment.Requirements definition
Review workload context, equipment profile, rack arrangement, power and cooling requirements, network needs, access controls, and responsibilities for the proposed deployment.
Facility alignment
Translate requirements into a workable placement and interface plan, including space, power distribution, thermal management, connectivity, monitoring, and maintenance coordination.
Installation readiness
Confirm delivery sequencing, site access, installation prerequisites, testing responsibilities, and documentation needed before equipment is introduced.
Operational handover
Move into agreed operating routines with clear records, contacts, planned maintenance arrangements, and a defined route for resolving facility or deployment issues.