2026 capacity is 100% sold out. Consumer cloud is closed; federal and contractor intake remains open. Capacity update
Capacity posture · 2026

2026 hosting capacity is 100% sold out.

Every rack unit scheduled for delivery in 2026 is committed, the majority of it under multi-year agreements running to 2029. Government cloud now accounts for 89% of revenue; consumer cloud, at 5%, is closed to new accounts. We are still onboarding federal agencies, direct government clients, and cleared federal contractors against 2027–2029 allocations.

100%
2026 hosting capacity allocated
89%
Revenue from government cloud
5%
Revenue from consumer cloud
2029
Longest committed contract term

Federal intake stays open

Federal agencies, direct government clients, and cleared defense contractors are still being onboarded. Mission workloads are scoped against 2027–2029 allocations, with limited in-year exceptions held back for authorized national-security timelines.

Consumer cloud is sold out

Consumer and small-business hosting represents 5% of revenue and is closed to new accounts indefinitely. That inventory has been reallocated to accredited government workloads; we are not maintaining a consumer waitlist.

Existing customers are unaffected

Every current customer keeps full service continuity across the contracted term. Upgrades, downgrades, and expansion capacity remain available exactly as specified in your existing agreement, reserved ahead of new intake.

Where the capacity went

The book is government, and it's long

Demand for accredited government cloud and AI-scale compute has outpaced hardware procurement and cleared support staffing across the industry. As shorter commercial and consumer terms came up for renewal, we committed that capacity to long-term government agreements instead of returning it to the open market. Existing consumer customers keep their service under current terms.

Government cloud
89% of revenue, federal, defense, state
Defense & regulated enterprise
6% of revenue, cleared contractors
Consumer cloud
5% of revenue, closed to new accounts
2026 hosting floor
Sold out 100% committed, no in-year inventory
Contract horizon
Through 2029 multi-year government agreements
Open intake
Federal only agencies, direct gov, cleared contractors
Common questions

What this means for you

All questions

Yes, for federal work. We continue to onboard federal agencies, direct government clients, and cleared federal contractors. Because the 2026 floor is fully committed, those engagements are scoped against 2027–2029 delivery unless the workload qualifies for one of the limited in-year exceptions we hold for authorized national-security timelines. Start with a briefing request.

No. Consumer cloud is sold out and closed to new accounts indefinitely. It accounts for 5% of revenue, and that inventory has been reallocated to accredited government workloads. We are not maintaining a consumer waitlist. Existing consumer customers keep their service under current terms.

No. Every existing customer is fully unaffected by this notice. Service continues without interruption, and contracted upgrade, downgrade, and expansion rights are honored exactly as written. Expansion capacity for current customers is reserved ahead of new intake.

Agencies and their contractors are moving AI and data-intensive workloads into accredited infrastructure faster than the industry can add hardware and cleared support staff. Those programs sign multi-year (much of our book runs to 2029), so as commercial and consumer terms rolled off, that capacity went to long-horizon government commitments rather than back on the open market.

Pricing is set per engagement in a briefing rather than off a commercial rate card. With the 2026 floor fully committed, new engagements are scoped at the upper end of the band and fixed for the contract term. See pricing for how a configuration is scoped.

Next steps

Take the next step

Which of these applies depends on whether you are already with us. Both routes reach a person rather than a queue.

Scope a 2027 to 2029 allocation

For federal agencies, direct government clients, and cleared contractors. Scoping and control mapping normally run well ahead of the allocation year.

Request a briefing

Existing customers

Your current footprint and terms are unaffected by the capacity position described above. Your account team handles changes and renewals directly.

Contact your account team

Plan the transition in the meantime

The Transition Program covers the work between signature and go-live, and most of it can start before your allocation year opens.

Read about the program