With cabinet rental, we provide secure and flexible solutions tailored to your needs. Keep your infrastructure running continuously with 1U-42U options, redundant power, uplink planning and a 24/7 access approach.
Hosting for your own ATX form-factor chassis; a solid start for low-density setups and custom hardware.
Space-saving single servers in a 1U rack slot; ideal for edge, testing and backup scenarios.
A 2U rack slot with room for extra disks and expansion; for mid-scale applications and growing infrastructure.
High-density 3U-4U placement; maximum capacity for GPU, heavy storage and enterprise workloads.
Cabinet rental means hosting customer-owned servers, network equipment and storage hardware in an environment built to data center standards. The hardware belongs to you; power, cooling, physical security, internet access and the operational environment are provided by the data center.
The purpose of this model is not only to provide physical space. Its real value is the controlled combination of power continuity, access processes, uplink capacity and operational support.
Talk to an ExpertLow-entry-cost colocation for a small number of servers, test environments, backup systems or edge infrastructure.
Maximum placement flexibility for high server density, enterprise applications and custom network designs.
Server consumption, growth scenarios, A-B feed requirements and PDU configuration are evaluated together.
Mbps or Gbps capacity, redundant uplinks, VLAN and private network needs are planned correctly.
The most efficient approach is to evaluate rack unit needs, power capacity, uplink requirements, location preference and access expectations in one discovery flow.
Server count, rack size, growth goals and usage scenario are clarified.
Total consumption, redundant power requirements and PDU distribution are calculated together.
Uplink, VLAN, private network and low-latency requirements are planned.
Scheduled physical access, logging procedures and remote hands scope are clarified.
Colocation offers a strong and sustainable model for organizations that want to protect their own hardware investment, have regulatory or data residency requirements, and operate continuously running enterprise systems.
Discuss the Operation ModelYour equipment is protected with identity checks, logging and controlled access procedures.
The goal is to provide sufficient power while maintaining continuous and balanced energy distribution.
Proper uplink planning helps prevent performance issues and network bottlenecks.
Field tasks such as reboots, disk replacement, cable checks and hardware inspection can be supported.
Hardware and operational control are preserved for sectors with data residency sensitivity.
Power, access and operational costs become manageable through professional data center infrastructure.
Key points that clarify cabinet rental from a technical and operational perspective.
Share your rack unit need, power capacity, uplink, location and remote hands expectations so we can clarify the right cabinet rental model.
