Secure Future Capacity at IRDC
IRDC is engaging a limited number of customers for long-term capacity aligned to future AI, hyperscale, and enterprise compute demand.
Capacity is being planned in phases beginning in 2030. Early engagement allows organizations to align infrastructure strategy with future availability.
Why organizations are engaging now
The next generation of large-scale compute infrastructure is being shaped by power availability, site readiness, and long development timelines.
Organizations planning for AI, model training, and advanced workloads over the next decade are beginning to evaluate capacity pathways today.
Early engagement provides
Better alignment with future capacity
Greater flexibility in deployment planning
The ability to influence long-term infrastructure strategy
How the engagement process works
1. Initial Discussion
Introductory conversation to understand your long-term infrastructure strategy and capacity needs.
2. Mutual NDA
Establish a framework for detailed discussions and information sharing.
3. Capacity & Requirements Alignment
Review projected workloads, density requirements, and deployment timelines.
4. Commercial Structuring
Align on high-level commercial terms and capacity allocation approach.
5. Capacity Reservation / Offtake
Define long-term capacity commitments aligned to your infrastructure roadmap.
What customers are securing
Customers engaging with IRDC are planning for:
Dedicated long-term capacity
Infrastructure aligned to future deployment needs rather than short-term availability
Scalable footprint
Ability to expand over time within a single campus environment
Alignment with power-backed infrastructure
Capacity planning tied to long-term energy availability
Strategic infrastructure positioning
Early access to capacity in a constrained future market
Who this data center is designed for
Hyperscalers
Organizations planning large-scale AI and cloud infrastructure deployments
Enterprise
Companies building long-term AI, data, or advanced compute capabilities
Financial and regulated industries
Organizations requiring predictable, resilient infrastructure strategies
Capacity is being planned, not held
IRDC is not operating as a traditional retail colocation provider with available inventory.
Capacity is being developed in alignment with long-term customer demand and infrastructure planning cycles.
Engagement today is focused on aligning future capacity with organizations that are planning ahead.
Start a capacity discussion
If your organization is evaluating long-term AI or compute infrastructure, we welcome the opportunity to engage.