Remote Hands
On-site technicians perform rack-and-stack, cabling, hardware swaps, reboots and inventory work on your behalf — fitting operating models whose colocation posture cannot justify staffing every metro with travel-on-call engineers, and whose change-window posture demands hands-on execution at the facility within minutes rather than hours.
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Colocation
Colocation includes power, cooling, physical security, cross-connects to carriers and clouds, remote hands and cabinet/cage builds — fitting operating models whose infrastructure posture demands carrier-neutral interconnection, predictable power-and-cooling SLAs and the ability to scale rack-by-rack without renegotiating real estate and electrical capacity each cycle.
Edge Data Center
Edge data center capacity in tier-2 and tier-3 US metros places compute and storage closer to users and operations — fitting operating models whose latency, sovereignty and recovery posture benefits from metro-edge presence rather than concentration in a small set of hyperscale hubs.
Cross-Connects
Cross-connects deliver direct fiber paths between your cabinets and carriers, cloud on-ramps and other tenants inside the facility — fitting operating models whose network posture depends on diverse carrier reach and direct-to-cloud private connectivity rather than public internet transit for production workloads.
Power & Cooling
Dense power, redundant UPS and generator backup paired with air and liquid cooling — fitting operating models whose compute posture has shifted toward AI training, AI inference and dense GPU workloads, and whose facility posture cannot rely on legacy 5–10 kW-per-rack envelopes or air-only cooling once accelerator density crosses the threshold where liquid cooling becomes the only viable thermal path.