Secure AI Capacity Before It Becomes Unavailable
Island Roadhouse Data Centers is developing a 1GW campus designed for high-density AI and advanced compute workloads, with capacity coming online starting in 2030.
Built for hyperscalers, enterprise, and other large-scale compute users that need long-term access to reliable power-backed infrastructure.
1 GW
Planned campus capacity
2030
Phase One capacity online
12 MW Halls
Designed for large-scale AI deployments
Power-Backed
Focused on long-term infrastructure reliability
AI growth is colliding with power and capacity constraints
The next wave of AI infrastructure will not be limited by demand. It will be limited by power, site readiness, and the ability to deliver high-density capacity at scale.
Many organizations are beginning to recognize that long-term access to compute infrastructure may become a strategic constraint. Island Roadhouse Data Centers is being developed to help solve that problem.
A campus built for the next generation of compute
IRDC is developing a large-scale data center campus designed around the needs of high-density AI, hyperscale, enterprise, and other advanced compute users.
Our approach is centered on three priorities:
Reliable long-term power
Infrastructure planning is designed around durable energy availability
High-density deployment readiness
Data halls planned for demanding AI and GPU environments
Scalable campus capacity
A long-term platform for customers that need room to grow over time
Built for customers planning beyond the next lease cycle
Hyperscalers
Future capacity for large-scale cloud, AI, and platform deployments that require long-term planning and power certainty.
Enterprise
Dedicated infrastructure strategies for organizations with growing AI, model training, inference, or mission-critical compute needs.
Financial and regulated industries
Infrastructure planning for organizations that value long-term resiliency, predictability, and control.
Planned Campus Overview
IRDC is being developed as a 1GW campus with capacity coming online in phases beginning in 2030.
The campus is being planned to support:
High-density AI and GPU workloads
Large deployment footprints
Long-term customer growth
Infrastructure strategies aligned to future compute demand
IRDC is currently engaging prospective customers interested in future capacity planning.
Our current process is designed for organizations evaluating long-term infrastructure needs and may include:
Introductory discussion
Mutual NDA
Capacity and requirements review
Commercial discussions
Future reservation and offtake structuring
Engage early on future capacity
Why organizations are paying attention now
Power matters
Future compute capacity will increasingly be shaped by access to durable power, not just building availability.
Timing matters
Organizations planning major AI infrastructure over the next decade need to start evaluating capacity pathways now.
Positioning matters
IRDC is being designed around long-term infrastructure needs, not short-term generic colocation positioning.
Discuss your long-term capacity needs with Island Roadhouse
If your organization is evaluating future AI or advanced compute capacity, we welcome the opportunity to start a conversation.