Columbia Colocation hosts customer-owned AI and GPU servers in air-cooled racks delivering up to 17.3kW each on 208V 3-phase power. Headquartered in Quincy, WA, with several campuses across Grant County on Grant County PUD hydro power and fiber. Owner-operated, $0 setup, and the owner's direct number.
Columbia Colocation is based in Quincy, WA, the heart of Washington's data center region. Our Quincy campuses are connected to our Mattawa campuses over Grant County PUD fiber, with sub-millisecond latency between sites. We're taking customers now.
We're not a checkbox in someone's corporate portfolio. We're owner-operated, ISP-connected, and built to work with you directly — whatever scale you're at.
You bring the GPU servers; we provide power, cooling, space and bandwidth. Air-cooled racks built for up to 17.3kW on 208V 3-phase power, running on some of the cheapest commercial electricity in the United States.
Bring your own hardware and rack it at our facility. From a single 1U server to a full rack, you get ISP-grade fiber, local support, and none of the Seattle or California premium. Perfect for businesses, homelabbers, and edge workloads.
S3-compatible object storage and file storage, hosted locally on the same network as your colocated hardware. Simple flat pricing by capacity. Works with rclone, Veeam, boto3, and any S3-compatible tool. The ideal backup target for anything in our facility.
What you can plan around when you colocate AI hardware with us. Customer-owned servers only — we do not rent servers or GPUs.
| Power per rack | Up to 17.3kW — 208V 3-phase, 60A circuit, 48A continuous |
|---|---|
| Single-phase | 30A single-phase PDUs available for smaller or older gear |
| PDUs | APC and Raritan |
| Cooling | Air-cooled, hot/cold aisle. Liquid cooling is not offered today and is being evaluated for future deployments. |
| Hardware | Customer-owned. We provide space, power, cooling and bandwidth. |
| Bandwidth | 50 Mbps per kW included (about 16 TB/month per kW) on a 1 Gbps connection, no per-GB fees. |
| Network | Grant County PUD fiber, static public IPs, VLAN isolation, cross-campus Layer 2 available |
| Pricing | From $200/kW per month all-in — power, cooling, space and bandwidth. $0 setup fee. |
| Power cost | Grant County PUD hydroelectric, roughly 4.6¢/kWh |
AI colocation means you own the GPU servers and rent rack space, power, cooling and network from a data center. At Columbia Colocation in Quincy, WA you bring your own AI and GPU servers and we supply power, cooling, space and bandwidth.
Our racks are built for up to 17.3kW each, delivered on 208V 3-phase power (a 60A circuit with 48A continuous). Single-phase 30A PDUs are also available. APC and Raritan PDUs are used.
AI and GPU colocation starts at $200 per kW per month, all-in (power, cooling, space and bandwidth), on a 12-month term (month-to-month is $210 per kW). For example, a 10kW deployment is $2,000 per month, and a full rack reserved at 16kW is $3,000 per month. There is no setup fee.
No. Columbia Colocation does not rent servers or GPUs. Customers bring their own hardware and we host it.
Racks are air-cooled in a hot/cold aisle layout. Liquid cooling is not offered today; we are evaluating it for future deployments, so contact us if your hardware requires it.
We are based in Quincy and operate several campuses in Grant County, Washington (Quincy, Mattawa and surrounding areas) on Grant County PUD hydroelectric power, among the lowest commercial electricity rates in the United States at roughly 4.6 cents per kWh.
There is no setup fee. GPU colocation is $200/kW on a 12-month term, or $210/kW month-to-month. Contact us to discuss your deployment.
Grant County PUD delivers Columbia River hydroelectric power at rates that consistently rank among the lowest commercial electricity costs in the United States. It's why Microsoft, Amazon, and Google built massive data centers in Quincy. It's why AI training and inference hardware belongs here. Your power bill is our competitive moat — and we pass that advantage to you with straightforward all-in pricing.
All our campuses share Grant County PUD's fiber backbone, with sub-millisecond latency between sites. That means you can distribute workloads across campuses for real redundancy — without the complexity or cost of a traditional DR setup.
Each campus draws from a different point on the PUD grid. If a power pole or substation goes down at one location, your equipment at another stays running. For workloads that need uptime but don't require full enterprise DR, this is a cost-effective middle path.
Because we operate as an ISP on Grant County PUD's fiber, all our campuses share the same backbone. Layer 2 VLAN linking between campuses is available — servers at Island and Trinidad can talk to each other with sub-millisecond latency.
Running a few GPU servers? Split them across two campuses. Running an AI inference cluster? Primary at Mattawa, failover at Trinidad. We work with you to design a multi-campus footprint that matches your redundancy requirements and budget.
We're a veteran-owned ISP running colocation as an extension of our network — not a corporate data center with a call center and a contract department. That means faster decisions, flexible terms, and the owner's personal number.
Call 509-906-1250 and you reach the person who runs the network. No account managers, no tier-1 support queue. If you have a problem or a question, the decision-maker is available.
No multi-year contracts required. We'd rather earn your business every month than lock you in. Custom terms available for larger deployments.
Grant County PUD hydroelectric power is consistently among the lowest commercial rates in the US. Your power cost advantage here is real and measurable — not a marketing claim.
We're the ISP. Your hardware connects through our routers onto PUD fiber — not through a reseller or third-party with a marked-up contract. Real bandwidth included on every plan, never billed by the gigabyte.
Distribute your workload across multiple campuses with a single point of contact. We handle the cross-campus coordination. You get the redundancy without the operational overhead.
Crescent Bar Internet is veteran-owned and operated in Grant County. No offshore support, no corporate parent, no decision-making by committee. We move fast and we know the local infrastructure.
Already colocating with us? Add S3-compatible object storage and file storage hosted on the same network as your hardware. The fastest, cheapest backup target for anything in our facility.
Columbia Colocation is operated by Crescent Bar Internet, LLC — a veteran-owned ISP serving Grant County on Grant County PUD's fiber network. We provide internet service to residential and business customers throughout the area, and our colocation campuses run as a direct extension of that ISP infrastructure.
We're based in Quincy and run several campuses across Grant County — Island (full), Trinidad (space available), Mattawa West, and Mattawa East with 2MW of capacity. For a partner who wants a dedicated site, we have 2MW and 2.5MW shells available (Ellensburg and Moses Lake) and can talk about a build. The goal is the same at every scale: give you direct access to cheap hydro power and ISP-grade fiber, without corporate overhead or middlemen.
Every decision goes through the same person you'd call with a support issue. If you want to talk through your power requirements, your redundancy needs, or whether our facility is the right fit — that conversation happens with the owner, not a sales team.
Whether you're racking one GPU server or planning a 25kW deployment — reach out. We don't have a sales team. You'll talk to the person who runs the network.
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