Your racks, to the U position, in the same inventory as your clouds.
The Telco & Datacenter Edition (preview, GA Q4 2026) brings racks, power, cooling and colo tenants into the same inventory as your clouds — so you sell governed cloud on the floor you own.

Built for
- Colocation Operators
- DC Operators
- Managed DC Providers
- Edge DC Operators
- Hosting Providers
- U-level
- Rack · row · cage inventory (preview)
- A/B
- Power feeds · PDU · kW telemetry (preview)
- White-label
- Your brand, your domain
- Q4 2026
- Telco & Datacenter Edition general availability
Regulatory reality
The regimes, and the control that answers each
Tenant access control and badging
What it demands
Every physical and logical access attributable to a tenant and a person
The control that answers it
Access control and badging events in ITSM with a full audit trail (preview)
Metered billing accuracy
What it demands
Space, power and services metered and reconciled per tenant
The control that answers it
Per-tenant metering with billing feeds through the Partner Portal
Uptime tier commitments
What it demands
Power and cooling headroom known before it is gone
The control that answers it
PDU, kW, A/B feed and CRAC/CRAH telemetry into Observe with capacity alerts (preview)
Data residency for colo tenants
What it demands
Sovereign hosting for government and regulated tenants
The control that answers it
White-label sovereign hosting on your facility, governed by the same policy plane
Use cases
Four workflows, mapped to the modules that run them
- 01
Physical + cloud inventory in one plane
DCIM inventory at U-position level — sites, racks, servers — sits in the same control plane as your public-cloud estate, so 'where does this workload run' has one answer.
- 02
Power, cooling & capacity telemetry
PDU, kW and A/B feed data plus CRAC/CRAH environmental telemetry flow into Observe, with capacity planning across space, power and cooling.
- 03
Metered colo billing, white-labeled
Meter tenant usage and bill it through the Partner Portal under your own brand — logo, colours and domain — with Tenancy & Monetization behind the numbers.
- 04
Operator-grade change & incident management
Access control and badging events, cross-connect changes and facility incidents run through ITSM with P0–P4 SLAs and a full audit trail.
Reference architecture
From capacity provider to cloud provider — on the capacity you already own
Fig · Datacenter & Colocation — reference architecture
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Telco & Datacenter Operator architecture
From capacity provider to cloud provider — on the capacity you already own
How to read it
- 1Channels & users — The consoles and portals each persona works in
- 2Digital Experience Layer — Catalog, self-service, metering and SLA per service — multi-tenant by design
- 3Unified Platform Core — Nine modules under one console, one identity, one policy and one bill
- 4Integrations — How the platform plugs into the systems the estate already runs
- 5Estates & data — Every estate managed as one, and the data stores that hold the evidence
- 6Request flow — The seven steps every call takes — identity, policy, orchestration, evidence
- 7Deployment modes — SaaS, BYOC, on-premise, sovereign air-gapped and edge — the same build
Gold-marked for Datacenter & Colocation
Modules that lead
Deployment modes that fit
Plugs into
OSS integration · BSS & billing · ITSM & service desk · Payment & invoicing · Operator IdP — SSO · API & connectors
Questions
Procurement, hosting and integration questions
01How does DCIM data get into the platform?
Through the Edge Agent in the facility, which collects from PDUs, environmental sensors and BMCs over Redfish, IPMI and SNMP and reports over outbound HTTPS — nothing inbound (preview).
02Can we keep our existing DCIM tool?
Yes during the transition; the platform's value is that rack, power and tenant data sit beside the cloud estate and the billing feed, which a standalone DCIM tool cannot do.
03When is this generally available?
The Telco & Datacenter Edition is in preview with design partners now; general availability is targeted for Q4 2026. White-label resale and metered billing through the Partner Portal run today on the Enterprise platform.
In preview — GA Q4 2026
Shape the Telco & Datacenter Edition on your own infrastructure.
Design partners deploy the edition with BlueWhale engineers, run it on real tenants, and move to general-availability licensing on a pre-agreed basis.
