Data Center Capacity & Logistics

Global capacity.
Personal attention.

We source data-center capacity and coordinate the equipment logistics behind it. Choose capacity, delivery, or a connected engagement led by one senior contact.

The capacity you need.
The delivery it takes.

Start with the capacity you need, the equipment you need to move, or both.

A / FIND & SECURE CAPACITY

Data center capacity.

A tailored search for facilities and capacity that fit your deployment.

  • Colocation, wholesale capacity and powered shells
  • Established operators, private opportunities and emerging developments
  • Power, density, cooling, connectivity and timing assessed together
  • Commercial alignment, phased commitments and expansion options
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B / MOVE, DEPLOY & SUPPORT

Data center logistics.

A coordinated delivery path for the infrastructure behind the capacity.

  • Servers, GPU systems, racks, power and cooling equipment
  • Procurement interfaces, origin, customs and cross-border requirements
  • Air, ocean, road and time-critical project movements
  • Site receiving, implementation interfaces and ongoing coordination
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PARTNER-LED

A named senior relationship from the initial brief through execution.

CURATED TO YOUR BRIEF

A focused selection shaped around the workload, location and commercial requirement.

CONTINUITY THROUGH DELIVERY

Capacity, commercial decisions and equipment movements remain connected.

From the first requirement
to the operating relationship.

For AI and GPU-cloud providers, enterprises, developers and operators. Choose the services your project needs.

01 / REQUIREMENT DEFINITION

Start with the deployment you need.

Shape a clear brief before beginning the capacity search or logistics plan.

  • Initial critical load in megawatts (MW), ultimate load and expansion phases
  • Rack density, hardware architecture and cooling design
  • Connectivity, redundancy, operating model and acceptable markets
  • Required-ready date, commercial scope and delivery constraints
What you receiveA shared requirement and a clear basis for comparing options.
02 / CAPACITY SOURCING

Find the right facility and capacity.

Search established operators and qualified private or development opportunities against the agreed brief.

  • Colocation, wholesale capacity, powered shells and powered-site options
  • Traditional provider channels and private or supplier-led opportunities
  • Power, cooling, equipment and construction interfaces as sourcing inputs
  • Location, site control, commercial authority and expansion potential
What you receiveA focused shortlist with the basis for availability and suitability clearly stated.
03 / TECHNICAL QUALIFICATION

Confirm that the capacity fits the workload.

Coordinate technical evidence with the appointed engineering and operating specialists.

  • Power design, critical load, rack density and redundancy
  • Air or liquid cooling, direct-to-chip needs, coolant distribution units (CDUs) and heat rejection
  • Network, carrier diversity, connectivity and operating readiness
  • Construction schedule, delivery evidence and applicable certification records
What you receiveA qualification record showing confirmed conditions, gaps and dependencies.
04 / COMMERCIAL COORDINATION

Turn a suitable option into an agreed path.

Coordinate the commercial work needed to progress an opportunity with the relevant parties.

  • Pricing structure, reservation conditions and contract term
  • Initial capacity, phasing, expansion rights and future commitments
  • Service levels, operating interfaces and responsibilities
  • Contracting support, authority checks and decision milestones
What you receiveAn aligned commercial structure and an agreed route to commitment.
05 / LOGISTICS & DEPLOYMENT

Move the infrastructure into place.

Plan and coordinate the equipment movements and site interfaces that make the deployment possible.

  • Servers, GPU systems, racks and power or cooling equipment
  • Procurement, origin, HS classification, tariff and customs requirements
  • Air, ocean, road, multimodal and time-critical transport options
  • Shipment sequence, chain of custody, receiving and handling interfaces
  • Site readiness, installation handovers and commissioning coordination
What you receiveA delivery plan connecting equipment, trade requirements and site milestones.
06 / ONGOING COORDINATION

Maintain continuity after deployment.

Agree the operational relationships and support scope required after the initial delivery.

  • Named contacts, ownership and escalation paths
  • Facility, carrier and infrastructure-partner coordination
  • Follow-on equipment, phased expansion and continuing logistics
  • Operational handovers and review of new capacity requirements
What you receiveA continuing relationship with defined responsibilities and support interfaces.

Start with the requirement.
Evaluate the viable paths.

Explore established and private opportunities against your technical requirements, delivery date and commercial priorities.

Established capacity

Colocation and wholesale options assessed against load, density, cooling, connectivity, commercial terms and the required-ready date.

Private & emerging capacity

Private developments, powered sites and emerging facilities explored through relevant infrastructure channels, with site control, utility availability, schedule and authority qualified before progression.

International deployment

Suitable international locations evaluated alongside power, cooling, network, equipment imports, logistics and the operating relationship.

U.S. & North AmericaEuropeAsia-PacificMiddle East & AfricaLatin America

The search geography follows your requirement. Specific market access, availability, technical suitability and delivery timing are confirmed for each opportunity.

From equipment origin
to the deployment milestone.

Logistics for an existing facility or a new deployment, aligned with equipment, site and installation requirements.

Procurement readiness

Align supplier release dates, equipment specifications, packing, handling requirements and the shipment sequence before collection.

Cross-border movement

Coordinate origin documents, customs-provider interfaces, transport options and delivery schedules across the required markets.

Site delivery

Align receiving windows, access restrictions, specialist handling and the handover to installation and commissioning teams.

Expansion & continuity

Plan follow-on equipment movements and phased deployments through named contacts and agreed escalation paths.

A personal engagement.
A disciplined path to delivery.

Clear responsibilities and a named senior contact through each stage.

01
Define
Establish load, workload, geography, timing, commercial scope and decision criteria.
02
Evaluate
Compare capacity paths and qualify technical, commercial and delivery assumptions.
03
Align
Connect sourcing, terms, trade requirements, responsibilities and project milestones.
04
Deliver
Coordinate procurement, movements, receiving, implementation interfaces and handovers.

Engineering sign-off, certifications and regulated activities remain with the appointed qualified specialists. Your engagement sets out the role and responsibilities of each party.

Tell us what the project needs to achieve.

Share what you know. The remaining requirements can be defined together.

01

Capacity

Initial critical MW, ultimate load and expected phases.

02

Workload

Platform type, rack density and hardware architecture.

03

Cooling

Air or liquid cooling, CDU and heat-rejection assumptions.

04

Connectivity

Carrier, network, latency and resilience needs.

05

Location

Preferred markets and acceptable geographic alternatives.

06

Timing

Required-ready date and the deployment sequence.

07

Commercial scope

Facility model, term, phasing and expansion requirements.

08

Delivery

Equipment origin, sourcing status and principal constraints.