We qualify on what disqualifies.
Day-one megawatts and the scale ceiling. kW per rack. Air, direct-to-chip or immersion. Redundancy tier. The four or five facts that cut the list from thirty to three.
Colocation, megawatts, density and cooling, matched against capacity that actually exists, on dates that actually hold. We do not own facilities, which is exactly why we can tell you which ones are wrong for you.
Power is the gating constraint in this market and it is not getting looser. Everything else, space, term, price, carrier mix, is downstream of whether the energy is there and contracted.
Day-one megawatts and the scale ceiling. kW per rack. Air, direct-to-chip or immersion. Redundancy tier. The four or five facts that cut the list from thirty to three.
Energised capacity, build-to-suit, powered shell and under-development are four products sold with the same vocabulary. We tell you which one you are being offered.
Carrier neutrality and who is on-net. Cross-connects. Cloud on-ramps. Dark fibre and subsea adjacency. Metro precision, not a region label.
In constrained markets, contract length is often what gets you in the door. We show you where flexing the term opens capacity that price alone will not.
If the space is the problem today, one of these is usually the problem next:
Operators compensate us under referral agreements for qualified volume. You pay nothing incremental. We have no floor to fill and no position in your deal, which is the only reason our shortlist is worth anything.
Megawatts, density, cooling, metro, ready-for-service date. Bring the constraints, not the brief.
With the operators who can genuinely serve it, and an honest read on the ones who mean eventually.
We introduce and step back. No cost at any point.