Sustainable High-Density Power & Cooling
High-density rack support (20kW+), liquid cooling readiness for AI / GPU workloads and renewable-energy-backed PPAs at the campus — fitting operating models whose AI / HPC compute roadmap exceeds traditional 5–8kW per rack, and whose ESG posture demands documented renewable-energy attribution rather than offsets-only claims.
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Wholesale Colocation (Megawatt-Scale)
Wholesale colocation delivered as dedicated megawatt-scale halls or suites — fitting operating models whose compute density has reached the megawatt threshold and whose finance posture wants single-tenant power-and-space economics, distinct from the cabinet-and-cage shared-floor environment used at smaller density.
Retail Colocation (Cabinets & Cages)
Retail colocation delivered as cabinets and cages inside shared halls — fitting operating models whose compute estate is still cage-and-cabinet sized and whose ops posture wants the carrier-rich shared-floor environment with on-site smart-hands, cross-connect optionality and metered-or-flat power options.
Hyperscale Data Center Campuses
Hyperscale-class campuses sized for cloud, AI / GPU and large-enterprise compute — fitting operating models whose compute roadmap has scaled past traditional enterprise data center sizing, and whose architecture posture demands campus-level power, cooling, security and fiber redundancy.
Cross-Connects & Meet-Me-Rooms
Direct fiber cross-connects between customer cages and any carrier, IXP or cloud onramp inside the meet-me-room — fitting operating models whose hybrid-architecture posture demands carrier-rich peering and fast cross-connect provisioning, and whose ops posture cannot tolerate carrier diversity bottlenecked by single-carrier facility access.