If you own the GPUs, you need colocation or a powered shell. If you don't, GPU cloud rents you both the hardware and the space. The right choice comes down to ownership, control, commitment and how soon you need to run.
LD Advisors · Updated October 24, 2026
You've bought or financed GPUs and need somewhere to run them that already has the power and cooling. For GB300-class racks, that means liquid cooling and well over 100 kW per rack, which rules out many existing halls. See what a GB300 rack needs.
You're deploying at a scale where designing your own hall pays off, and you have the team to run construction and operations. You get the most control, but the timeline depends on fit-out after the building is energized.
You need to start now, your usage isn't steady yet, or you'd rather not own hardware. Some teams start in GPU cloud and move to their own hardware in colocation as their usage becomes predictable.
LD Advisors finds and negotiates colocation and powered shell capacity for teams that own their hardware, from a single rack to 20 MW+. Tell us what you're deploying.
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