Your GPU Server. Our Data Center.
Host your customer-owned GPU server in a professional data-center environment without putting high-power AI infrastructure in your office. IT KORR provides the physical location, power, cooling, network connectivity, security, monitoring, and infrastructure management around your hardware.
GPU Server Hosting
What IT KORR Provides
Rack space, power, and cooling sized to your server
Network connectivity and infrastructure
Physical security and controlled access
Infrastructure monitoring and remote hands
Up to ~10kW
Per-Rack Power (Qualified)
NJ / NY
Northeast Data Center
Customer-Owned
Hardware Model
This Is Not GPU Rental
You bring the GPU server. You own the hardware.IT KORR provides the data-center infrastructure to host and manage it — not GPU compute you rent by the hour. Looking to rent a GPU? That's not our service. Already own the server and need somewhere professional to put it? That's exactly what we're evaluating with you.
The Division of Responsibility
You Own the GPU. We Handle the Environment.
You
- Purchase and own the GPU server
- Own your applications, models, and data
- Control the workload running on your hardware
IT KORR
- Hosts the hardware in a professional facility
- Provides power, cooling, and connectivity
- Provides infrastructure monitoring, management, and remote hands
- Can provide additional IT/security services as scoped
Common Operational Challenges
Why Put a GPU Server in a Data Center?
Office electrical service isn't built for high-power AI hardware
Data-center power designed for high-density equipment
A GPU server running in an office generates heat and noise
Dedicated cooling built for the load
No secure, dedicated physical space to house the hardware
Controlled-access rack space in a professional facility
No one on-site if the server needs a hands-on fix outside business hours
Remote hands support without your own staff traveling in
No visibility into whether the hardware is actually healthy
Infrastructure and hardware health monitoring
Expensive hardware sitting exposed in a general office environment
Physical security and access control built for equipment, not desks
Many high-performance GPU servers require more power, cooling, and physical infrastructure than a typical office environment is designed to provide.
What IT KORR Provides
Infrastructure Around Your Hardware
Physical Infrastructure
Rack space, power, cooling, and a professional physical environment sized to your server's footprint and draw.
Network
Internet and network connectivity and the surrounding network infrastructure your server needs to be reachable and usable.
Physical Security
A professional data-center environment with controlled physical access to the facility and your rack space.
Monitoring
Infrastructure and hardware health monitoring for the environment your server runs in.
Remote Hands
Physical assistance — power cycles, cabling, hands-on troubleshooting — when you need someone on-site and you're not.
Managed Infrastructure
OS, networking, security, patching, and related infrastructure services where included in your engagement scope.
The Core Difference
Your Hardware Stays Yours
You purchase the GPU server and retain ownership of it — IT KORR never resells or reallocates your hardware. You keep using your preferred AI software stack, on hardware you control, in a facility IT KORR operates and manages around it.
Before We Accept a Deployment
GPU Server Deployment Requirements
Before accepting a deployment, IT KORR reviews the specifics of your server against facility capacity:
- Server dimensions and rack units
- Power draw and electrical requirements
- Cooling and heat output
- Network requirements and internet bandwidth
- IP requirements
- Remote access requirements
- Security requirements
- Backup requirements
- Physical access requirements
Contact IT KORR to confirm facility capacity for your specific GPU server.
Scope of Management
Managed Infrastructure — Not AI Application Support
IT KORR manages the infrastructure around your GPU server. Your team manages what runs on it — this keeps accountability clear on both sides.
IT KORR Manages
- Operating system
- Network, firewall, and VPN
- Monitoring and patching
- Security and backup
- Infrastructure troubleshooting and remote hands
Your Team Manages
- AI applications and models
- CUDA, PyTorch, TensorFlow
- MLOps and model development
- AI performance tuning
Who This Fits
Customer Use Cases
Private AI
Companies running AI workloads on infrastructure they own rather than shared or rented compute.
AI Inference
Dedicated infrastructure for production inference workloads that need to run continuously and predictably.
Machine Learning
Organizations operating their own GPU compute infrastructure for training or research workloads.
Sensitive Data
Organizations that prefer dedicated, private infrastructure for workloads involving sensitive data.
Office-to-Data-Center
Companies that have acquired GPU hardware but don't want high-power equipment running in their office.
A Different Service
GPU Server Hosting vs. GPU Cloud / Rental
| Dimension | IT KORR GPU Server Hosting | GPU Cloud / Rental |
|---|---|---|
| Hardware | Customer owns it | Provider owns it |
| Physical server | Customer's own server | Provider's infrastructure |
| Hourly GPU rental | No | Often yes |
| Customer controls hardware | Yes | No |
| Data-center hosting | Yes | Yes |
| Infrastructure management | IT KORR | Cloud provider |
| Best for | Companies with their own hardware | Customers needing on-demand compute |
Renting GPU compute by the hour solves a different problem than hosting hardware you already own. Both are legitimate — IT KORR's service is specifically the latter.
Pricing
Quoted to Your Deployment, Not a Fixed Rate
GPU hosting is quoted based on the server's power consumption, physical footprint, connectivity, management requirements, and support needs. Contact IT KORR for a scoped assessment.
Relevant Services
GPU Server Colocation →
The physical-placement service — rack space, power, cooling, and network for a GPU server you own.
Infrastructure & Virtual Server Hosting →
Managed hosted infrastructure for organizations that don't need dedicated GPU hardware.
Colocation →
Facility colocation for general-purpose hardware you already own.
Managed IT Services →
Centralized IT operations for the rest of your environment, alongside a hosted GPU server.
Free Tools & Guidance
GPU Server Hosting vs. GPU Cloud: What's the Difference? →
How owning a GPU server, colocating it, and renting GPU compute actually differ — and which one fits your situation.
Storage Architecture (SAN, NAS, Object) →
Storage considerations relevant to GPU workloads that need fast, reliable access to data.
Virtualization Fundamentals →
Background on virtualized vs. dedicated infrastructure models, relevant when deciding how to run a GPU server.
The Continuity Line — a live record of IT KORR's operational and compliance activity. 5 recent events available below.
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