The advisors AI companies bring in to secure it, from a few racks to a full campus.
With the power and the date established before you commit.
Campus capacity → ColocationFrom a few racks to a wholesale suite, with operators who'll take you.
Colocation →Have space or power? We bring AI tenants, and an independent read on what a site can carry.
Sites and operators →Power, capital, the companies that sign for the compute, and the utilities that serve them. The counterparties a powered site has to reach.
CoreWeave
Nebius
Crusoe
G42
Microsoft
OpenAI
Anthropic
Meta
Mistral AI
xAIWe work across the operator market: national and regional providers, conversions, developers and channel partners.
Capacity beyond what's marketed, including space that comes back before it's announced.
Which operators hit their ready-for-service dates, and which halls are energized, not still in the utility queue.
Current benchmarks on rate, deposit, ramp, delivery credits and expansion rights, and where each operator has room to move.
Confidential from the first call: your name reaches an operator only with your written consent.
We don't own data centers or sell compute, so we're never steering you toward our own space.
A short list of halls that can run your density on your date.
Your funding, customers and security in one package, ready for each operator's review.
Promised power isn't always energized. We check the utility side and the build before you sign.
Offers on one basis, and the terms that protect your date: credits if the hall is late, a ramp you can fill, the next block.
When a delivery slips or a spec changes, we work it out with the operator, so your date holds until your servers are live.
A campus is a lease, a power contract and a financing at once. We keep all three moving, with licensed specialists brought in where a deal needs them.
Why the constraint moved from silicon to electricity, and what that means for the date on your capacity. Signed, dated, sourced.
Read the thesis → Worked examplesFour powered sites that looked good enough to spend money on, and the facts that separated them.
Read the examples →Within one business day, a first read: which operators and sites can take you, and on what timeline.