Wholesale capacity
Contiguous multi-megawatt capacity for enterprise, cloud, AI and infrastructure operators.
United States
Data-center capacity across established and emerging U.S. markets
Brightstar supports requirements for colocation, wholesale capacity, powered shells, high-density GPU infrastructure, connectivity and managed deployment throughout the United States.
Requirement-Led Sourcing
Start with the infrastructure need—not a static facility list
High-density colocation
Power, rack-density, liquid-cooling, interconnection and operational requirements evaluated together.
Powered shell and build-to-suit
Development paths for requirements that cannot be met by conventional ready-now inventory.
Primary markets
Established provider relationships in major U.S. data-center markets, including commercial ecosystems such as Equinix and CoreSite.
Secondary and private markets
Supplier-led discovery can identify powered sites and private developments outside familiar market directories.
Connectivity and operations
Carrier diversity, cloud access, cross-connects, logistics, remote hands and ongoing relationship management.
U.S. Deployment Fit
Compare markets against the full requirement
For requirements beginning at 3 MW, Brightstar evaluates more than advertised capacity. The search considers the technical, commercial and delivery conditions needed to operate and expand.
Power and density
Initial and ultimate critical IT load, rack density, cooling architecture, redundancy and expansion path.
Network and market
Carrier diversity, cloud access, latency, customer reach and primary-versus-emerging-market tradeoffs.
Schedule and control
Required-ready date, site and utility evidence, construction dependencies and contracting authority.
When U.S. Inventory Is Constrained
Keep the U.S. commercial interface while opening the global search
When domestic power, construction or interconnection timelines cannot meet the requirement, Brightstar can evaluate qualified international alternatives without fragmenting the customer relationship.