Midwest AI Infrastructure · Green Bay, Wisconsin

AI Colocation Without the Hyperscale Minimums.

Deploy 10–100 kW of GPU infrastructure in a real data center — without a megawatt commit, a multi-year campus deal, or a ticket queue on another coast.

For AI startups, enterprises, inference teams and growing GPU clusters that need serious power and cooling — and are too small for hyperscale sales to care.

10–100 kW
the deployments we build for
No MW min
start at ~10 kW, grow in place
30+
years operating this facility
24/7
technicians on-site in Green Bay

The AI Colocation Gap

Hyperscalers want megawatts. You need 10, 25, 50 or 100 kW.

Large AI campuses are built for hundred-kilowatt and megawatt training halls. A 16-GPU inference cluster does not get a serious quote there — and a standard colo cabinet cannot cool it.

That band is the product. Netsonic colocates owned GPU hardware in a professionally operated Midwest data center: high-amp power, GPU-ready cooling, carrier-neutral fiber, and people who will walk to the rack.

Built for
  • • 10–100 kW GPU clusters
  • • Owned H100 / L40S / similar
  • • Inference, fine-tune, private AI
  • • Teams leaving 24/7 cloud GPUs
Not built for
  • • 1–5 kW web / app servers
  • • 500 kW–MW training campuses
  • • Renting someone else’s GPUs
  • • “We’ll take whatever is left”
Size the deployment

Rough planning numbers — we quote from your actual nameplate draw.

~10 kW
First GPU rack
Typical 8-GPU server class (e.g. 8× H100-class) plus chassis, storage and network overhead.
~25 kW
Small production pod
Two to three dense GPU servers — development, fine-tuning or always-on inference.
~50 kW
Serious private cluster
Multi-node GPU fleet that no longer belongs in a cloud account or a 5 kW cabinet.
100 kW+
Multi-rack private AI
Dedicated rows, custom power and cooling plan — still without a hyperscale MSA.

Why this exists

Two bad fits. One that matches the wattage.

If you own the GPUs and draw tens of kilowatts — not hundreds — most of the market is aimed at someone else.

Hyperscale AI colo Cloud GPU rental Netsonic 10–100 kW
Who they want 500 kW–MW halls Burst / variable jobs Owned clusters in the 10–100 kW band
Minimums Often MW-scale / multi-year None — you just keep paying Start near 10 kW
Hardware Yours, if they take you Theirs, by the hour Your GPUs, your software stack
Cost shape Designed for campus deals High when boxes run 24/7 Power + space + hands, quoted to the draw
Support Account team, then a queue No one at a rack Local 24/7 techs in Green Bay
Data residency Wherever the campus is Provider region Wisconsin — your hardware, your facility

Start Where You Are

Three bands. Same facility. No campus MSA.

Start with the power you run today. Add circuits, racks and cooling as the fleet grows — without changing buildings.

Starter cluster
10–25 kW

~1–3 dense GPU servers

The practical exit from cloud GPU rental for a first owned rack — development, light inference, or a pilot that has to stay on.

  • ✓ Dedicated high-amp circuits
  • ✓ GPU-density rack space
  • ✓ Air-cooled; liquid-ready path
  • ✓ Carrier-neutral ports
  • ✓ Local remote hands
Quote 10–25 kW →
MOST COMMON
Production inference
25–50 kW

~3–6 dense GPU servers

Always-on inference, fine-tuning and private model serving — the size hyperscale colo usually will not staff a conversation for.

  • ✓ High-density power per rack
  • ✓ Enhanced + contained cooling
  • ✓ Liquid-ready options
  • ✓ 10/25/40/100 Gbps+ interconnect
  • ✓ Room to add the next chassis
Quote 25–50 kW →
Growing private AI
50–100+ kW

Multi-rack GPU row

Dedicated space for a fleet that is past a single rack and not yet a megawatt hall. Custom power and cooling plan included.

  • ✓ Multi-rack / caged deployments
  • ✓ High-amperage feeds
  • ✓ Advanced air + liquid-ready
  • ✓ Cluster interconnect design
  • ✓ Documented expansion path
Quote 50–100+ kW →

Need more than 100 kW? We will still talk — that is a planning conversation, not a “call a campus.”

Own Your Infrastructure

If the GPUs run 24/7, renting the cards forever is a cost model — not a strategy.

Cloud GPUs are the right tool for spikes and experiments. Once inference or training is continuous, the meter is the product. Buy the hardware, colocate the draw, keep the weights and the network under your control.

Send us current cloud spend and GPU count →
Public cloud GPU
Netsonic AI colocation
Rent the accelerator by the hour
Own the cards; pay for power and space
Bill jumps with utilization
Predictable monthly infrastructure
Egress and region lock-in
Your circuits, your prefixes, your peering
Capacity when the provider has it
Scale the fleet you already bought
No one meets you at the cage
On-site Green Bay technicians

Built for high-density computing

A 40 kW GPU row is not a special project here.

AI boxes pull unusual amperage and dump unusual heat. Netsonic has run high-power, high-heat computing in this building for years — including dense ASIC environments — so 10–60+ kW racks are an operating practice, not a slide in a pitch deck.

Power-dense infrastructure

  • • Custom high-amperage circuits
  • • 10–100+ kW customer deployments
  • • High-density rack configurations
  • • Facility energized at 2 MW today
  • • Documented path toward 8 MW

2 MW is headroom so a 40 kW cluster is routine — it is not the minimum order.

❄️

GPU-ready cooling

  • • N+1 redundant cooling plant
  • • Hot/cold aisle containment
  • • Designed for high-heat GPU chassis
  • • Liquid-cooling ready where the box needs it
  • • FE25 fire suppression

GPU-ready positions — not leftover 5 kW cabinets — are what we reserve.

High-speed networking

  • • 10/25/40/100 Gbps+ options
  • • Carrier-neutral: AT&T, Spectrum, Bug Tussel
  • • Low-latency Midwest routes
  • • Cluster interconnect inside the row
  • • Hybrid / on-prem + cloud on-ramps

Why Netsonic

When a GPU server faults at 2 a.m., talk to someone who can walk to it.

Colocation Since 1996. Veteran-owned. Local technicians — not a national remote-hands marketplace.

🏢

30+ years in Green Bay

We operate our own facility. Power, cooling and access policies are not a landlord’s problem passed through a ticket.

High-power is not new here

Years of dense, high-amp computing — including ASIC hosting — is why 10–60 kW racks are an engineered product, not an exception request.

🛡️

Power protection

UPS, diesel generation, TVSS and N+1 cooling. Midwest weather is a design input, not a surprise.

🔌

Midwest power, not a coastal queue

Wisconsin power and a facility that will quote 25 kW this quarter — not after an 18-month hyperscale waitlist.

🛠️

Local hands-on support

On-site technicians for rack-and-stack, break/fix, remote hands and the unglamorous work that keeps a GPU row online.

📈

Grow without a forklift move

Land at 10–25 kW. Add circuits and adjacent racks through 100 kW+ in the same building.

Simple deployment

From nameplate watts to production.

Send GPU model, server count and expected draw. We size power, space, cooling and interconnect — then you ship the boxes.

1

Tell us

GPU model, node count, PDU draw, timeline.

2

Engineer

Circuits, rack units, air vs liquid, east-west network.

3

Reserve

GPU-ready positions — power and cooling, not leftover U-space.

4

Deploy

Ship in. We rack, power, connect and hand you the lights-out environment.

5

Scale

Add the next chassis in the same row instead of starting over.

How we price it

Quoted to your kilowatts — not a megawatt menu.

There is no public rate card because power density, liquid vs air, and interconnect change the number. The shape of the deal is simple.

What you are buying
Power + space + hands

A 10–100 kW GPU deployment is priced around committed kilowatts, rack footprint, cooling method and ports — with remote hands included as an operating facility, not an à-la-carte surprise.

Expect a custom quote, not a $99 cabinet. Expect it in days, not a two-quarter enterprise cycle.

Typical first conversation 10, 25, 50 or 100 kW
Power High-density circuits to the rack
Cooling Contained air + liquid-ready
Network 10–100 Gbps+, carrier-neutral
Facility capacity 2 MW energized → 8 MW path
Constraint GPU-ready positions, not raw MW
Get pricing & GPU-ready availability

Include GPU model, node count and target kW. We will confirm whether the cooling and circuit positions exist for that draw.

10 kW · 25 kW · 50 kW · 100 kW+

Bring the cluster the big halls will not quote.

10–100 kW of owned GPU infrastructure in Green Bay — real power, real cooling, real people on the floor.

Get My AI Colocation Quote

920-432-0360 · [email protected]

-->