Too much power for traditional colocation. Too little for the hyperscale data centers. That's exactly where Netsonic fits. Deploy your own GPU and AI infrastructure in our professionally operated Midwest data center — without the megawatt-scale commitment.
Traditional colocation was designed around relatively low-density
servers. Hyperscale AI facilities are built around enormous
deployments, dedicated halls and hundreds of kilowatts or megawatts
of capacity.
But what if your deployment is 10, 25, 50 or 100 kW?
Built primarily for standard-density enterprise servers.
Purpose-built for the middle. Serious infrastructure without hyperscale minimums.
Designed for very large AI and cloud deployments.
Whether you're deploying your first owned GPU servers or building a growing private AI environment, you don't need to buy capacity you won't use.
Ideal for AI startups, development environments, inference, fine-tuning and companies beginning to deploy owned GPU hardware.
Designed for growing GPU environments, production inference and dedicated private AI infrastructure.
For organizations deploying larger GPU environments, private AI clusters, HPC workloads and dedicated inference platforms.
If your AI workload is predictable and your GPU infrastructure runs continuously, owning the hardware and colocating it can provide greater control over your environment and long-term costs.
| Consideration | Public Cloud GPU | Owned GPU + Colocation |
|---|---|---|
| Hardware ownership | Provider-owned | You own the hardware |
| Hardware control | Provider dependent | Full control |
| Workload economics | Recurring compute charges | Infrastructure-based operating cost |
| Deployment flexibility | Cloud platform dependent | Your hardware and software stack |
| Physical access | Limited | On-site support and remote hands |
| Long-term infrastructure control | Provider dependent | You control the deployment |
Your 10–100 kW deployment shouldn't require a hyperscale facility. It does require professional power, cooling, connectivity, security and people who can physically reach your equipment.
2 MW energized capacity with an expansion path toward 8 MW and infrastructure designed for higher-density deployments.
High-density thermal management, hot/cold aisle design and cooling options appropriate for dense computing environments.
Carrier-neutral connectivity with AT&T and Spectrum and upgrade paths to higher-speed network connections.
Secure facility environment with controlled access, monitoring and on-site operational support.
Racking, cabling, IPMI/KVM assistance and hands-on support when your hardware needs physical attention.
UPS, generator-backed infrastructure and redundant power and cooling systems.
Local technicians and facility operations available around the clock.
Start at 10 kW and expand as your AI infrastructure requirements increase.
Have a purpose-built AI container, modular data center or high-power enclosure? Deploy it at our facility instead of building and operating your own powered site.
Netsonic owns and operates the Green Bay data center. You're not dealing with a national reseller or a remote-only support organization. You're working with the people responsible for the facility.
Netsonic has operated its own infrastructure since 1996, evolving from hosting and dedicated servers into high-density infrastructure.
Your 10–100 kW deployment doesn't need to be the entire business case for the facility. We already have infrastructure operating at scale.
When something happens to your hardware, someone who works at the facility can physically get to your equipment.
We aren't trying to force every customer into a hyperscale deployment. Our focus is the middle ground.
AI and GPU infrastructure is our focus here, but Netsonic provides a full range of hosting and data center services from the same Green Bay facility.
From individual servers and 1U deployments through full cabinets for conventional infrastructure.
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This experience matters for AI customers because dense computing environments require practical experience with power, heat, hardware failures, monitoring and physical operations.
View ASIC Hosting →If you are evaluating GPU infrastructure, these are some of the questions we hear most often.
Netsonic's AI colocation focus is approximately 10–100 kW. This is intended for companies that need substantially more power density than traditional colocation provides but do not need a hyperscale facility or megawatt-scale commitment.
Yes. Netsonic provides high-density infrastructure for GPU servers, AI workloads, inference environments, private AI infrastructure and other compute-intensive deployments.
No. The purpose of the 10–100 kW offering is specifically to serve deployments that are too power-intensive for ordinary colocation but too small to justify a hyperscale-scale deployment.
Netsonic's data center is located in Green Bay, Wisconsin, providing a Midwest location for organizations deploying AI and GPU infrastructure.
The facility currently has approximately 2 MW of energized capacity with an expansion path toward 8 MW. Individual customer deployments are evaluated based on their specific power, cooling and infrastructure requirements.
Yes. Netsonic provides hands-on technical assistance including racking, cabling and physical assistance with deployed infrastructure.
Yes. The 10–100 kW model is designed to allow customers to deploy the capacity they currently need and discuss expansion as their infrastructure grows.
The AI colocation offering is primarily designed for customers bringing their own GPU and AI infrastructure. Netsonic provides the data center environment, power, cooling, connectivity, security and operational support.
Wisconsin provides a Midwest location with access to regional network infrastructure, transportation and a different cost structure than many major coastal and hyperscale markets. Green Bay also gives customers direct access to a locally operated data center and technicians.
Pricing depends on power requirements, rack configuration, cooling requirements, connectivity and deployment size. Use the AI colocation quote form to tell us about your infrastructure and we'll determine the appropriate deployment.
Tell us what you're deploying, how much power you expect to need, how many racks you anticipate and when you want to deploy. We'll help determine the appropriate infrastructure and next steps.