Areas we serve around Dallas

CoreGrid provides five advisory and planning services: AI data center site selection, GPU colocation sourcing, high-density rack planning, AI server deployment planning, and liquid-cooling readiness assessments. CoreGrid is a consulting and planning firm — it does not own data centers, sell AI chips, or provide electrical engineering or construction services.

Yes. CoreGrid does not own, operate, or have financial relationships with any colocation provider, hardware vendor, or cloud platform. Every recommendation is based on your workload requirements, power needs, and market conditions — not on vendor incentives.

CoreGrid supports infrastructure planning across 16 major U.S. data center markets, including Dallas-Fort Worth, Austin, Houston, Phoenix, Atlanta, Northern Virginia, Chicago, Columbus, Las Vegas, Salt Lake City, Denver, New York Metro, Los Angeles, San Jose, Seattle, and Miami. The company is headquartered in Dallas, TX.

CoreGrid works with AI startups, SaaS companies, cloud teams, enterprise IT departments, managed service providers, and investors evaluating data center expansion. If your team is planning AI, GPU, or high-performance computing infrastructure, CoreGrid's services are designed for your planning stage.

No. CoreGrid researches and analyzes power availability and colocation options across U.S. markets, but it cannot guarantee power contracts, GPU inventory, or colocation availability. All findings are advisory and intended to support your team's decision-making process.