What you run
Conventional colocation is 3–10 kW a rack. Edge and inference workloads run 10–15 kW.
Five are terminated in the building: Comcast, WOW, LCUB, Iris Networks and AT&T. You contract with them directly.
Everything on the invoice for that footprint: space, power, cross-connects, pass-throughs, bandwidth. 0 if you are starting fresh.
Your renewal history, not an industry figure. This is what decides the comparison over a term, and it is the number most tenants never project forward.
Estimated monthly cost here
Itemised, so you can check every line against your own quotes.
| Line | Per month |
|---|---|
| Power | — |
| Bandwidth | — |
| Space and infrastructure Space and infrastructure only; power billed separately. Term, escalations and any improvement allowance are settled with the listing realtor. | — |
| Estimated total | — |
Take these numbers with you
The button below carries everything above into the contact form — your cabinet count, power, bandwidth, current spend and this estimate. You will not be asked for any of it again.
Continue with these numbersPower is estimated at the metered LCUB commercial rate for this building applied at the facility PUE, shown as a band between a loaded tenant's marginal rate and the average rate an idle building pays. Bandwidth is indicative; you contract directly with the carrier, not with the landlord. Capacity limits are 40 kW UPS-protected today, 80 kW after the Symmetra PX is scaled, and roughly 63 kW of N+1 cooling — full detail on the specifications page. Nothing here projects income, occupancy or return from operating the facility.