Size the usable capacity.
Review per-rack load, total power, feeds, redundancy requirements and future growth. Separate committed capacity from your expected operating load.
GPU / AI / HIGH-PERFORMANCE COMPUTINGHigh-density colocation.
High-density colocation.
Built around your compute.
Find the space, power and cooling for your GPU, AI and HPC deployment. We source across providers and off-market opportunities, then help put the full solution together.
25+ years in infrastructure · 1U to multi-megawatt · No client advisory fee
Power, cooling and connectivity.
One coordinated brief.
Available floor space is one part of a high-density deployment. We help define the infrastructure requirements and compare what each provider includes in its proposal.
Match cooling to the system.
Use the hardware vendor’s requirements to evaluate air-cooled or liquid-cooled colocation, equipment interfaces and responsibility for the cooling equipment.
Plan the network around the workload.
Define carrier access, cross-connects, upstream bandwidth and cluster networking requirements alongside space and power.
From a GPU server to a larger cluster.
Training, inference and HPC projects bring different deployment requirements. We help source single-rack GPU colocation, multi-rack clusters, private cages and larger capacity commitments.
AI training & inference
Bring GPU counts, storage requirements and your intended network layout into the facility search.
HPC colocation
Compare space, power and connectivity for compute-intensive processing, simulation and research workloads.
Phased growth
Discuss initial capacity, expansion options and contract terms before committing to a facility.
LIQUID-COOLED COLOCATION
Work through the cooling details.
For systems requiring liquid cooling, we help frame the provider discussion around the complete installation. Review direct-to-chip cooling requirements, coolant distribution equipment, facility interfaces and operational responsibilities with the provider and hardware vendor.
Cooling readiness is evaluated for the proposed system and location. A GPU model name alone does not define the facility requirements.
Start with the complete system specifications.
Planning NVIDIA B200 or B300 servers? Share the exact platform, quantity and rack configuration. We use your vendor documentation to guide sourcing, rather than assigning a fixed rack density or cooling method from the GPU model alone.
Hardware & layout
Server model, rack dimensions, equipment weight, installation access and planned expansion.
Power & thermal needs
Vendor-specified electrical and cooling requirements, rack loading and redundancy goals.
Cluster connections
Fabric design, switch placement, cabling, storage connectivity and external bandwidth.
Need compute without buying hardware? B200 rentals ↗ B300 rentals ↗
Off-market space. More sourcing options.
We work with established operators and boutique providers to explore available space, subleases and forward capacity. Our experience extends beyond the floor plan to compute, cooling, connectivity and provider terms.
Explore live off-market capacity ↗Understand the scope before you sign.
| Area | What we help compare |
|---|---|
| Space & power | Rack, cage or suite allocation, usable capacity, power billing structure and expansion options. |
| Cooling | Included cooling, equipment ownership, installation responsibilities and maintenance scope. |
| Connectivity | Cross-connects, IP transit, carrier options and recurring or one-time charges. |
| Operations | Remote hands, access arrangements, equipment delivery and support coverage. |
| Commercial terms | Contract term, setup charges, delivery scope and provider commitments. |
High-density colocation, explained.
What is high-density colocation?
Colocation planned around concentrated power and cooling requirements. The relevant density is the usable power and heat load of your proposed racks, together with the facility’s ability to support the configuration.
Do all GPU deployments require liquid cooling?
Cooling requirements depend on the complete server and rack configuration. We start with the equipment vendor’s specifications and review the proposed cooling solution with each provider.
Do you source B200 and B300 colocation?
Yes. Share your B200 or B300 system model, server count, rack layout and vendor specifications. We use those requirements to compare facility fit, cooling, connectivity and commercial terms.
Do you handle single-rack projects?
Yes. Our sourcing spans 1U fractional colocation, single racks, cages, private suites and multi-megawatt deployments. Provider fit depends on the specific space and power requirements.
Do you own the facilities or charge an advisory fee?
RightCapacity does not own or operate data centers. We source across providers. Providers compensate us, and clients pay no advisory fee.
What information should I send?
Start with your preferred markets, system models, server count, rack count, power requirements, cooling specifications, network needs and target timing. Share the details you have, and we help define the remaining requirements.
Tell us what you need to deploy.
Start with your hardware, preferred market and power requirements. We help work through the rest.
Request high-density options ↗No client advisory fee. You contract directly with your selected provider.