We understand both sides
We know what a facility can actually carry and what a GPU deployment actually needs, so the match survives due diligence.
Data Centre Placement · United States & Canada
We put demand where it can actually run.
DCPI matches AI and high-density compute demand with data centre capacity across the United States and Canada.
Data centres have capacity to fill. End clients have compute that needs power, space and cooling, on a date that does not move. DCPI sits between the two, matches them properly, and stays in the deal until the first rack is live.
USA & CanadaStrategic locations
Tier III+ facilitiesReliable & secure
Air & direct-to-chip liquidAdvanced cooling
AI servers sourcedHigh-density compute
NDA-first · both sidesTrusted partnership
The match
Two sides. One party who understands both.
Most placements fail at the seam, the operator does not understand the client's density, the client does not understand the facility's real constraints, and the introduction that looked good on paper falls apart in due diligence. DCPI closes that gap because we speak both languages.
Supply side
Data Centres
You have power and space to fill, and you want tenants who are qualified, funded and ready, not tyre-kickers.
- Qualified, funded demand brought to you
- Tenants who understand density and cooling
- New allocation and replacement space marketed fast
Demand side
End Clients
You need megawatts at a density most of the estate cannot carry, in the right market, on the date the compute has to earn.
- Facilities that can genuinely take your load
- Power basis and usable kW forced into the open
- Servers sourced too, if you need the hardware
Why DCPI
A placement is not an introduction.
Four things that keep a match intact from first brief to live rack, not a handoff that falls apart in diligence.
USA & Canada depth
Relationships with operators across both markets, including large facilities in Texas and Ontario, so we move fast on the right site.
Servers, not just space
Need the hardware too? We source AI and enterprise servers, so the power, the space and the compute come from one party.
NDA-first, both ways
Identities and pricing are protected on both sides before anything is disclosed. Non-circumvention is standard.
How it works
From requirement to live rack.
01
Understand the need
Load, density, cooling, market, in-service date, term. Or, from the supply side, real available capacity and its honest constraints.
02
Protect both sides
A mutual NDA and non-circumvention agreement before any identity or price is named.
03
Match and qualify
We shortlist facilities that can genuinely carry the load and force the power basis, usable kW and cross-connect terms into the open.
04
Structure and negotiate
Rate, term, ramp, redundancy, expansion rights. Plus hardware, if the client needs servers sourced alongside the space.
05
Deploy and stay in
Delivery, fit-out, cross-connect, bring-up. We do not disappear at signature, we stay in until the first rack is live.
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Then: the relationship
The best placements repeat. We build for the second and third deal, not just the first.
Common questions
Straight answers.
Availability, pricing and terms are engagement-specific and move constantly. Nothing here is an offer or a guarantee of capacity.
What exactly does DCPI do?
Two things, and they connect. First, we place data centre capacity, we take an end client's requirement for power and space and match it to a facility that can genuinely carry it, across the United States and Canada. Second, we source AI and enterprise servers, so a client who needs the hardware and somewhere to run it can get both from one party.
Are you a broker?
We act as an intermediary between data centre operators and the end clients who need capacity. We hold relationships on both sides, we understand what each needs, and we structure a placement that works for both. How we are engaged and paid is set out in writing before anything begins.
Which markets do you cover?
The United States and Canada. That focus is deliberate, these are the markets where AI-driven demand is deepest and where we hold the operator relationships to move quickly.
How do you protect confidentiality?
Nothing is disclosed before a mutual non-disclosure and non-circumvention agreement is in place. Data centre identities, end-client identities and pricing are all held until then. It is a firm rule on every engagement, on both sides.
How quickly can you respond to a requirement?
For a clearly defined requirement, load, density, market, in-service date, we come back with real options rather than a calendar invite. The clearer the brief, the faster and more honest the first response.
Start a conversation
Two questions decide everything: what do you have, or what do you need?
Data centres: tell us your available capacity and we place qualified, funded demand into it. End clients: tell us the load, the density and the date, and we come back with facilities that can actually carry it. Under NDA from first contact.