Capacity requirement
Submission form
Colocation search
Capacity requirement
submission.
Tell us what you need and we will take it to suitable colocation operators from the more than 2,000 data centres we hold standard terms with. Estimates are fine at this stage.
01Fill in what you knowOnly your company, name, email and who the space is for are needed to register. Add the rest if you have it.
02Confirm and submitType your name to confirm. Not a contract. No account, no password.
03Registered straight awayWe register it with our operator partners, and you are emailed the registration record as a PDF.
Submitted to
Anthony Hobley
Technical Director, Optronix
optronix.co.uk
Submitted by
Your company
Fills in as you type
Reference issued on submissionEstimates are fineCommercial in confidence
Optional More detailOptional: helps us shortlist the right operators sooner
Operators ask for most of this before contracting. If you have it to hand, adding it now saves a round of questions later. If not, skip this page.
APower & resilience4 fields
BGPU & servers in detail4 fields
NVIDIA NCP certified site needed
CCooling in detail3 fields
DFinancial standing5 fields
EKYC: what you can provide5 fields
Certificate of incorporation
Ultimate beneficial ownership
Sanctions / PEP screening consent
Why we askCredit and KYC checks are standard for colocation agreements. Nothing here is shared with an operator until you agree the disclosure basis with us.
11 Before you sendOptional
Constraints, must-haves, deal-breakers
12 Confirm & registerNot a contract
What this is (and isn’t)
This records who registered the requirement, so we can register it with our operator partners and protect your search.
- It isn’t a contract. Nothing here is binding on you.
- No fees to you, and no commitment to take space.
- We can’t sign, agree or open anything on your behalf.
- We share only what you’ve chosen above. Anonymised means no company name until an NDA is in place.
The registration record reads (CAP-REG v2026.2):
- 01Registration. The company asks Optronix to register this requirement with its colocation operator partners, to identify Optronix as the introducer and protect the search.
- 02Disclosure. Optronix shares it on this basis: anonymised until an NDA is in place.
- 03Information. The person submitting confirms they can share this information for the company.
- 04Not binding. This is a record of registration, not a contract. It creates no obligation on the company, no fee to the company, and no authority for Optronix to agree anything on its behalf.
- 01Registration. The company asks Optronix to register this requirement on behalf of its client, with Optronix’s colocation operator partners, to identify Optronix as the introducer and protect the search.
- 02Disclosure. Optronix shares it on this basis: anonymised until an NDA is in place.
- 03Information. The person submitting confirms the company has its client’s permission to share this information.
- 04Not binding. This is a record of registration, not a contract. It creates no obligation on the company or its client, no fee to either, and no authority for Optronix to agree anything on their behalf.
How you’d like to confirmSome firms can’t confirm forms online. That’s fine.
We record your name, email, IP address, device and the time you confirm, so there’s a clear record of who registered it. You are emailed the registration record as a PDF.
We use your details only to work on this requirement. See our privacy notice.
What happens next
1RegisteredYour requirement is registered with Optronix the moment you submit, and we register it with our operator partners.
2Your record by emailThe registration record arrives as a PDF. If your firm confirms by email, just reply “Confirmed”.
3We get in touchTo talk through options, and an NDA first if you chose to stay anonymous.