Dedicated data centre suites & halls
Find private data-centre space for a larger or more specific deployment. We compare the operator’s proposed space, capacity, delivery assumptions and commercial information, then introduce you to the options you choose.
How we help.
- Define the space, location, initial capacity and later phases with your team.
- Identify operators to approach about a private suite or hall.
- Gather proposals showing what is included, who supplies the fit-out and what remains to be confirmed.
- Compare the responses and coordinate introductions for further commercial and technical review.
Who this is for
- A business considering a dedicated suite or hall within an existing facility.
- A team that needs clear control over access, layout or its installation boundary.
- An occupier planning capacity in stages rather than taking every cabinet at once.
Typical enquiries
- A business comparing a larger private cage with a dedicated suite.
- A deployment that needs a defined private hall and agreed fit-out responsibilities.
- An occupier seeking initial space with a separately documented expansion arrangement.
Compare what is being offered.
The name of the product does not establish the space, capacity or services included in a proposal.
The space and its boundary
Ask for a plan and a description of the area offered to your business.
- Distinguish your installation area from shared circulation and service areas.
- Confirm permitted layouts and who can access each part of the space.
- Ask which storage, loading or support areas are included or separately charged.
Ready to occupy, or work still to do?
Record the works and approvals needed between an offer and an accepted installation.
- Separate operator work from customer fit-out and equipment installation.
- Identify each party’s responsibility for power, cooling and connectivity interfaces.
- Ask for milestones and the conditions attached to proposed delivery dates.
Taking capacity in stages
Future expansion needs its own description and commercial terms.
- Separate capacity available now from capacity that may be available later.
- Ask whether additional space or power is reserved, optional or subject to a new agreement.
- Identify when charges begin and what commitment each stage would require.
Tell us the essentials.
Share what you know. We can discuss the rest.
- The type of private space, rack count or usable area you expect to need.
- Initial and future power requirements, with proposed dates for each phase.
- Layout, security, access and operational requirements.
- Your cooling, connectivity and fit-out brief, including appointed technical advisers.
- Target locations, preferred commitment length, budget and required availability.
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.
How is a suite different from a cage?
A cage is generally a partitioned installation area; a suite or hall is a more substantial private area. Operators use these terms differently. The plan, access arrangements, services and agreement establish what is actually offered.
Is there a minimum capacity for this service?
We do not publish a universal minimum. Tell us the requirement and we will discuss whether a dedicated-space search is the right approach. Operators set their own product sizes and commitments.
Can future space be guaranteed?
Only the operator’s agreed terms can establish a reservation or expansion right. We ask what is committed, what is indicative and which dates or conditions apply.
Who reviews the agreement and design?
Your legal and technical advisers review the proposed agreement, design and acceptance requirements. Rivermark finds options, gathers information and arranges the relevant conversations.
Explore further.
Property guidance and sources
- Private cages — EquinixSpace, cabinet and power options depend on the location and proposed deployment.
- Colocation products and services — EquinixAn operator’s explanation of space for customer-owned equipment. Availability and terms vary by facility.
Other data centre searches.
Tell us what you need.
Share the location, space and target date. Include capacity if known.