Capacity Offerings
Capacity Offerings for AI, Hyperscale, and Enterprise Compute
Island Roadhouse is structuring long-term capacity for organizations planning high-density AI, hyperscale, and enterprise deployments.
Deployment profiles
Two Capacity Profiles
IRDC is structuring capacity around two primary deployment profiles. The right fit depends on workload density, deployment model, and long-term infrastructure strategy.
High-Density Capacity
12 MW
GPU and HPC data halls
Designed for organizations planning sustained AI and GPU-intensive deployments that require higher power density and long-term infrastructure alignment.
- Designed for high-density AI and GPU workloads
- Intended for sustained, large-scale compute demand
- Best fit for organizations planning strategic long-term capacity
General Purpose Capacity
5 MW
general-purpose data halls
Designed for enterprise and mixed compute workloads that require a more flexible, lower-density deployment profile within the same long-term campus strategy.
- Flexible deployment model for broader workload types
- Suitable for enterprise, cloud, and mixed compute environments
- Best fit for organizations seeking scalable lower-density capacity
Choosing a profile
Which Profile Fits Your Deployment?
The most important distinction is not simply scale. It is whether your roadmap depends on sustained high-density compute or a more flexible lower-density deployment profile.
High-Density Capacity is generally the better fit if your organization is planning:
- Large-scale AI training or inference environments
- GPU-intensive compute with higher density requirements
- Long-term strategic capacity aligned to future expansion
General Purpose Capacity is generally the better fit if your organization is planning:
- Enterprise or mixed workload environments
- Lower-density compute deployments
- A more flexible capacity path within a long-term campus strategy
Next step
The Next Step Is a Capacity Discussion
Once you have identified the profile that fits your organization, the Capacity Programs page explains how a capacity discussion works.
Review the Capacity Programs
The Capacity Programs page explains how IRDC approaches initial discussions, requirements alignment, and long-term capacity planning for organizations evaluating future infrastructure needs.
Discuss your capacity requirements
Organizations evaluating long-term AI, hyperscale, or enterprise compute capacity can begin with a capacity discussion to align deployment needs, timing, and the appropriate capacity profile.