Wisconsin Colocation · Est. 1996
Cooler climate, lower power costs, lower latency to Chicago and Minneapolis, and real on-site support. Green Bay is not Ashburn — and that is part of the advantage.
Wisconsin spends a large part of the year in temperatures that allow free cooling. Facilities designed for it can run economizers for extended periods, reducing mechanical cooling load.
Industrial power remains more predictable than many coastal markets. The difference between $0.07–$0.09/kWh and higher coastal rates compounds quickly on high-density workloads.
Roughly 200 miles from Chicago and 270 from Minneapolis. For most business applications and regional services, the difference is rarely noticeable — and you gain same-day local support.
In a locally owned facility you can usually speak with the same people who own the building. Fan failures, cable tracing, and drive replacements happen faster.
Midwest colocation is not trying to replace hyperscale cloud. It is the better economic and operational choice for a large percentage of real workloads that need power, cooling, and physical presence without paying coastal premiums.
Ask about actual free-cooling hours, current power rates, and who responds at 2 a.m.
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