Capacity
Hyperscaler Co-Development Program
Work with Island Roadhouse to plan dedicated data center capacity designed for your cloud and AI growth.
Your Cloud. Your Design. Our Power.
The Island Roadhouse Hyperscaler Co-Development Program is designed for cloud providers and AI leaders who require dedicated infrastructure beyond traditional colocation.
Island Roadhouse is developing a Missouri hyperscaler data center campus for cloud providers, AI infrastructure companies, and large-scale compute users that need dedicated capacity, long-term power planning, and room to expand.
Through co-development, hyperscalers plan dedicated data hall capacity and fit-out requirements with Island Roadhouse, within the campus’s fixed 12 MW blocks.
Each deployment is planned around the campus design: on-site generation behind the meter with advanced atomic power in the completed campus, closed-loop warm-water liquid cooling with dry heat rejection, and room to expand in phases.
What Hyperscaler Co-Development Means at Island Roadhouse
For hyperscalers and large cloud providers, traditional retail colocation is often too constrained, and acquiring, entitling and building a greenfield site is too slow.
Our co-development model is designed to sit in the middle.
In practical terms, that means:
Dedicated data hall footprints: We work with you on right-sized, dedicated hall or building shells rather than single-rack deployments.
Shared site, custom zones: Power, cooling and fiber are planned at campus scale, with the flexibility to carve out custom zones and envelopes for specific regions or programs.
Joint planning, clear ownership: We collaborate on capacity roadmaps, but keep ownership boundaries and responsibilities clear so the operational model is predictable.
Low-water by design: The campus is designed around closed-loop warm-water liquid cooling and dry heat rejection, reducing reliance on evaporative cooling.
We do not ask hyperscalers to change how they run their platforms. Instead, we are developing a Missouri campus designed to plug into their existing architecture and operating models.
Program Structure
Joint Design & Planning
Collaborative architectural and MEP design for custom requirements.
Shared Governance
A shared governance model for operations and efficiency tracking.
Dedicated Data Halls
Dedicated halls within the campus’s repeatable 12 MW blocks.
Integrated Security & Compliance Framework
Physical security controls planned to each customer’s requirements, with information-system controls remaining the customer’s.
Room to Expand
Planned multi-hall expansion paths within the phased campus.
Carrier-Neutral Connectivity
Planned dual meet-me rooms and diverse fiber pathways, so customers keep their choice of carrier.
Why Co-Develop with Island Roadhouse
- A Missouri campus planned for carrier-neutral connectivity
- On-site generation behind the meter, with advanced atomic power in the completed campus
- Designed to host high-density AI and GPU clusters
- A central U.S. location in Missouri
Next step
Start a Capacity Discussion
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.