From purchase order
to production.
GPU capacity only earns once it is running. A late shipment, a missed power date, or a server that fails testing pushes your launch back. ARO handles every step between your reservation and your first job, and one team answers for all of it.
Six steps. One point of contact.
You reserve the capacity. ARO buys it, ships it, installs it, tests it, and hands you the keys. Your delivery window is in writing before you commit.
01 / Procure
Hardware ordered and allocated
ARO orders the GPUs, servers, and racks through its hardware partners and holds the allocation for your reservation. You never chase a supplier or a backorder.
02 / Prepare
Site ready before anything ships
Power, cooling, rack space, and fiber are confirmed with the facility before hardware leaves the warehouse, so equipment never sits waiting on a missing circuit.
03 / Ship
Freight and receiving coordinated
ARO schedules shipping of servers, racks, and cooling equipment to the site and books the delivery window with the facility's receiving team.
04 / Install
Racked, powered, and connected
Racking, power, fiber, and liquid-cooling connections are completed by ARO with licensed contractors, coordinated with the facility team.
05 / Test
Burn-in before handoff
Every server runs under sustained load before you see it. Anything that fails is serviced under manufacturer warranty before go-live, not after.
06 / Operate
Handoff, then hands-on support
You receive access details and your deployment data sheet. ARO's operations team takes over monitoring, support, and hardware service for the full term.
The full stack, not just the servers.
Each reservation ships as a complete, tested system sized to the site and the workload.
- GPU servers8-GPU NVIDIA B300 servers from Supermicro or MSI.
- Liquid-cooled racksRacks with Motivair rear-door heat exchangers, sized to rack density.
- NetworkSwitching and fiber for a redundant 100-gigabit connection to your network.
- DocumentationA deployment data sheet with the configuration, power and thermal envelope, and network design.
One partner from dock to production.
ARO owns the hardware
ARO finances, owns, and insures the equipment. You reserve capacity, not assets, and the hardware risk stays with us.
No hand-offs between vendors
Procurement, freight, installation, and support run through one team. When something slips, you call one number, and that team fixes it.
Dates in writing
Facility, rack count, and delivery window are confirmed in writing during the reservation conversation, before you sign.
At Micro Edge Data Hubs, the same process runs inside a host property. Hubs typically clear burn-in and onboard their first tenants in the first weeks after install.
Tell us when you need to be live.
Share your workload, GPU count, and target date. We come back with a site, a configuration, and a delivery window in writing.
Reserve capacity- Site and rack countWhere your capacity lives and how much room it has to grow.
- Delivery windowWhen hardware lands, installs, and clears burn-in.
- ConfigurationGPUs, servers, cooling, and network, sized to your workload.
- TermsReservation length, pricing, and SLA.