Data center advisory
A short, role-aware assessment that returns an instant one-page brief: likely tier, cooling strategy, power and space, and indicative cost ranges built on how Desapex actually scopes data centers.
5-minute
assessment
Instant
one-page brief
No technical
drawings required
What you'll get
A clear, practical summary of your data center project requirements, based on your inputs.
Tier requirement
Your likely Uptime Institute tier (I–IV) and TIA-942 equivalent, with the redundancy model it implies.
Cooling strategy
A cooling approach matched to your location's climate and rack density, including free-cooling potential.
Power & space
Estimated total facility power load (with PUE) and an indicative building area for your capacity.
Indicative cost
Order-of-magnitude construction, design, due-diligence and permitting ranges, plus a discipline-level split.
What is a data center self-assessment?
A data center self-assessment is an early-stage evaluation designed to help project stakeholders understand fundamental infrastructure requirements before detailed design or engineering begins. The Desapex assessment provides a directional view of tier requirements, cooling strategy, power and space requirements, and indicative costs.
What does the Desapex Data Center Assessment cover?
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