Planned colocation and server hosting
Develop your next deployment with SmartTec in Mead, Oklahoma. Buildings A and C provide 5,035 gross sq ft for data-center development. Each customer allocation requires confirmed power, a complete cooling design and commissioning.
Start with the equipment you want to place: rack dimensions, weight, power draw and cooling requirements.
Customer allocations depend on measured facility capacity and an approved electrical and cooling design.
The reported asymmetrical circuit, committed bandwidth, latency and carrier diversity must be confirmed against the service order.
AI hardware concept · Not installed inventory or an OEM configuration drawing.
Choose a topic, or open the 3D model.
Illustrative compute hall, not an installed or available facility. Customer allocation and cooling design require a separate review.
Preview the packet Your deployment guide / 14-page PDF
Explore proposed service options, an indicative rate card, a worked monthly budget and published regional pricing comparisons. See how power, liquid cooling, connectivity and deployment responsibilities fit together.
September 2026 · Budgetary proposal. Rates and availability require engineering review, utility confirmation and a signed service order. Market packages differ in inclusions.
Customer-owned hardware
Keep ownership of your servers and software stack. We assess the space, power, cooling and connectivity needed for your equipment in Buildings A and C.
Share rack dimensions, equipment weight, IT load and cooling requirements so we can develop an appropriate deployment proposal.
Planned SmartTec-owned hardware
Discuss hosting on servers SmartTec would procure, own and operate. We will agree configuration, access, customer and operator responsibilities, software management and support for the deployment.
For GPU workloads, the proposed 64-GPU B300 fleet would support shared inference and dedicated single-tenant GPU servers. Equipment purchase, allocation, commissioning and customer terms remain ahead.
Buildings A and C are designated for data-center development. Building B supports batteries, utilities and storage, and is excluded from the 5,035 sq ft data-center area.
Launch is planned on OG&E grid power. Management reports shared 3,000 A at 208 V, three-phase distribution from Building C; customer IT allocations follow engineering review and commissioning. Solar and BESS are a separate later investment.
Explore the approved campus study. Published model 14 September management target · v6.1.1 cost basis retains an air-cooled, one-building financial baseline. The approved campus experience illustrates a proposed direct-liquid design across Buildings A and C; it requires updated equipment quotes, engineering and repricing before it is included financially. Each colocation proposal needs its own equipment, airflow, power and cooling review; customer allocations are separately scoped.
Customer availability follows equipment and facility acceptance. These milestones do not represent live capacity.
The owner reports the Dobson handoff in Building B; the external route remains unverified. A fiber service option is under review. The management delivery estimate was 4–8 weeks from 10 September 2026 and requires carrier confirmation. The reported 100 Gbps asymmetrical option is not an ordered, commissioned or included service commitment.
Committed bandwidth, upstream and downstream rates, circuit type, order status, installation, IP arrangements, egress and service levels await carrier confirmation. Internet service is distinct from the internal GPU fabric and server network interfaces. A financial-model internet allowance does not purchase a stated circuit speed or establish its carrier terms. We will confirm the Phase 1 external bandwidth and support scope against the actual service order.
We review tenant traffic patterns and resilience requirements with the proposed service. Multiple interfaces, circuits or an internal fabric rating do not establish end-to-end internet throughput or route diversity.
Colocation terms are developed per proposal. Submitting an inquiry starts the review and does not reserve capacity.
