Data centre & colocation search
Find data centre space that fits your requirements. We help businesses identify colocation options, compare provider information and arrange introductions to operators.
How we help.
- Confirm the location, space, capacity and timing with your team.
- Identify facilities and operators to approach against the agreed brief.
- Gather information on availability, proposed terms and questions still to resolve.
- Introduce you to selected operators and coordinate initial discussions.
Who this is for
- Businesses looking for space to house their own computing equipment.
- Teams planning additional capacity or a move to another facility.
- Advisers helping a client define and source a colocation requirement.
Typical enquiries
- A business seeking cabinets or a private cage in an existing data centre.
- A team exploring dedicated space for a larger deployment.
- An occupier comparing locations for additional capacity or a planned move.
Start with the space you need.
Space, power, cooling and connectivity need to work together. An early outline is enough to begin the conversation.
Cabinets or a private cage
Space for your equipment within a shared data-centre facility.
- Cabinet dimensions and the number of positions.
- Power allocation and the required cooling approach.
- Network connections and on-site access.
Dedicated data-centre space
A suite or hall for a larger or more specific deployment.
- Initial capacity and room for expansion.
- Availability dates and fit-out responsibilities.
- Security, access and operational requirements.
Additional capacity or a move
A search shaped around your existing deployment and future plans.
- Location and connectivity constraints.
- Migration timing and any phased move-in.
- Existing commitments and the proposed commercial terms.
Tell us the essentials.
Share what you know. We can discuss the rest.
- Preferred country, city or locations you would consider.
- Cabinets, a private cage, a dedicated hall or another type of space.
- Rack count, total power and power per rack, with units, if known.
- Cooling, connectivity, security and access requirements from your technical team.
- Target availability date, expansion plans and budget, where available.
Before work starts
We discuss the property requirement, the work and the fees with you. Those are agreed in writing before Rivermark starts work or contacts anyone about a property.
Request a callCommon questions.
Do I need a complete technical brief?
No. Start with the location, type of space and target date. Include capacity and technical requirements where known; your team can provide the detailed brief as the search develops.
What does Rivermark handle?
Our role is to find suitable options and make introductions. We gather provider information and coordinate the initial conversations. The work, approach and fees are agreed with you first.
Who confirms technical suitability?
Your technical team and the prospective operator confirm power, cooling, connectivity, resilience and security requirements. Appointed advisers review the agreement. Rivermark does not provide engineering design, certification or technical due diligence.
Is capacity or pricing guaranteed?
The operator must confirm availability, deployment dates and commercial terms for your specific requirement. We identify what has been supplied and what still needs confirming.
Explore further.
Property guidance and sources
- Colocation space and services — EquinixAn operator’s overview of colocation products and services. Confirm specifications and availability with each facility.
Other data centre searches.
Tell us what you need.
Share the location, space and target date. Include capacity if known.