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Modular Data Centre Design. A Philosophy, Not a Delivery Method.
Why modularity only delivers its full benefit when it shapes the design from the first stage, drawn from four case studies outside our own industry and CTO Steven Parker's five modular design principles.
A new infrastructure delivery model. Not another supplier.
Adaptive MDC is not an OEM-led modular supplier, a consultancy, or an equipment reseller. We are a fully integrated delivery partner.
Integrated Delivery
Design, procurement, manufacture, installation, and commissioning under one accountable programme structure. One partner from day one.
Built for Speed
Manufacturing and site preparation run in parallel, compressing deployment timelines by 20 to 50% versus traditional construction.
Vendor-Agnostic by Design
The solution is built around your operational requirements, not around a predefined equipment stack or preferred OEM relationship.
Our CEO sits down with Spa Communications
Tom Babbington on modular data centres and digital infrastructure, how the industry builds capacity, and where it is heading next.
Frequently Asked Questions
The questions we get asked most often before a programme starts.
A factory-built, pre-tested infrastructure unit deployed faster than traditional construction, from enterprise scale up to AI and HPC density.
Our parallel EPC model compresses timelines by 20 to 50% versus sequential construction, because design, manufacture and site preparation run at once.
From standard enterprise at up to 10 kW per rack through to AI training and HPC at up to 130 kW per rack, with 600 kW architectures in development.
Yes. We have delivered across 15+ countries including the UK, Ireland, Germany, Netherlands, France, Spain, the Nordics, Nigeria, Canada, USA, India, Singapore, China, Australia, and Hong Kong.
Yes, including phased delivery sequencing that protects existing operations throughout installation.
Every phase from design and procurement through manufacture, installation and commissioning, managed as a single point of accountability.
At specification stage, before the ITT is issued. The earlier we are involved, the more value we can add to density, cooling and programme decisions.
Embodied carbon and water strategy are treated as upfront planning inputs. Our Sustainability page sets out the detail and the sourcing behind it.