Custom-fit modular data centers for AI inference and edge compute

Trusted by partners, proven in the field

Built for demanding sites and on-prem workloads, our prefabricated modular data center solutions deliver 5–50 kW per rack.

Multiple modular data center cooling options — including free-cooling — and Tier III modular data center design principles ensure reliable, efficient operation in any environment.

No commitment. NDA available.

Containerized Modular Data Center Specs that Solve Real Problems

Power and density

5–50 kW per rack. Modular, containerized compute capacity for mixed workloads — scalable without overbuilding.

Cooling options

DX, chilled-water, adiabatic, or free-cooling systems built into prefabricated modules. Each container data center is tuned to site climate and energy efficiency for predictable PUE.

Environmental Hardening

Ruggedized modular enclosures for dust, sand, humidity, and vibration. Operates from –35 °C to +52 °C with optional EMP-shielded packages for mobile or remote sites.

Integrated Infrastructure

Prefabricated racks, UPS/power, cooling, fire suppression, monitoring, and access systems — a complete portable data center solution ready for fast deployment.

Availability & Scalability by Design


Built to meet Tier III/IV principles and fully tested (FAT/SAT). Modular, redeployable design enables 3–6 month custom builds and stepwise expansion of containerized sites.

Efficient Logistics

Modules sized for EU-compliant road transport to avoid oversize-load permits and escorts. Mobile, prefabricated construction shortens deployment time and lowers total cost.

Two paths to value How ModulEdge works

Partners and OEMs

White-label-ready modular data centers you can brand as your own. Configure power (5–50 kW/rack), cooling, and hardening for each deployment. We provide engineering and modular data center construction support from design review through FAT/SAT, plus branding kits and partner collateral.

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Operators and Enterprises

On‑prem control with edge‑class performance. Match density and cooling to your workload and climate, then expand in modular steps with predictable TCO. Commissioned with FAT in factory and SAT on site.

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How modular data center design drives results

Resilience and on‑prem control

Designed to meet Tier III-IV principles with integrated power/UPS, cooling, fire suppression, monitoring, and access/CCTV. Factory‑tested (FAT) and verified on site (SAT). Environmental hardening and vibration tolerance; optional EMP shielding.


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Performance matched to workload and climate


Configure 5–50 kW per rack with flexible modular data center cooling systems (DX, chilled-water, adiabatic, free-cooling) for predictable efficiency in any region.

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Predictable TCO and modular growth

Standard 20- and 40-ft data center containers with redeployable footprints. Expand capacity as demand grows - typical containerized modular data center builds complete in 3–6 months.

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Get your configuration – Fast path to sizing

Answer a few questions and receive an indicative configuration matched to your workload, climate, and site constraints.

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Real deployments, real constraints

Shielded Modular Data Center (EMP/IEMI Protection)

Fully shielded modular enclosure with verified Faraday-grade protection, EMP-rated SPDs, and concurrent-maintainable power/cooling for sensitive workloads.

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Public-Sector Modular Data Center (Energy-Efficient, Relocatable Build)

Two joined 40-ft containerized data centers hosting up to 120 kW IT load, combining hybrid free-cooling with DX systems for Tier III resilience and low OPEX.

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Modular Data Centers for National Road-Traffic Video Capture Infrastructure

Two-site, four-module complex providing 320 kW total IT load, N+1 power and cooling, and full data replication for nationwide traffic-violation analytics.

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Use cases

Designed to meet Tier III-IV principles with integrated power/UPS, cooling, fire suppression, and access/CCTV. Factory‑tested and verified on site (SAT). Environmental hardening and vibration tolerance; optional EMP shielding.

ENERGY AND O&G
(REMOTE SUBSTATIONS, PADS)

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Low‑latency analytics and control on harsh sites with dust/humidity hardening and vibration tolerance; redeployable footprint.

MINING
(PIT AND PLANT)

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Edge processing for sorting/vision and telemetry; ruggedized cooling for heat and dust.

INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION AND ROBOTICS

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Real‑time control and QA near the line; power/ cooling matched to workload and climate; designed to support Tier I–IV reliability levels, matching each project’s required balance of uptime and cost.

TELECOM
5G EDGE

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Density for vRAN/MEC close to users; predictable PUE with DX/chilled‑water/adiabatic/free‑cooling options.

RENEWABLES (WIND/SOLAR/HYDRO)

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Monitoring and predictive maintenance with on‑prem control; modules sized for constrained pads and remote access.

LOGISTICS
AND PORTS

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Computer‑vision and IoT ingestion at the perimeter; integrated power, cooling, fire, monitoring, and access/CCTV.

How We Shape Your Data Center Together

01

DEFINE YOUR NEEDS

You share workloads, environment, and required reliability level (Tier I–IV). Together we define a technical brief for your modular data center that capturing power, cooling, security, and space constraints.

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02

CONFIGURE YOUR MODULE

We translate your needs into a tailored design. You can choose from all-in-one or separate IT, power, and cooling blocks; specify rack sizes; airflow direction;

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03

ALIGN SITE REQUIREMENTS

We provide detailed specs for site preparation: power feeds, fiber optics, water/cooling loops, and access points. This ensures a seamless plug-and-play connection when your data center container arrives on-site.

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04

BUILD AND TEST IN FACTORY

Your modules are manufactured, equipped, and fully integrated with UPS, cooling, fire suppression, and monitoring. Before shipment, we run complete acceptance tests, so reliability is proven before it leaves the factory.

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05

DEFINE YOUR CONNECT

Modules are transported on public roads (within standard dimensions), placed on your site, and connected to external utilities. No complex on-site build is needed.

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06

COMMISSION AND HANDOVER

Final testing happens in your environment, and we hand over a documented, monitored, and operator-ready MDC — with the resilience and customization agreed at step one.

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FAQ

What is a modular data center?

A modular data center (MDC) is a prefabricated, container-based data center that integrates racks, power, cooling, and security systems inside portable enclosures. Unlike traditional on-site construction, a containerized modular data center is factory-built, tested, and shipped ready for installation. ModulEdge designs scalable modular data centers from 5–50 kW per rack with DX, chilled-water, adiabatic, and free-cooling options — engineered for edge and AI workloads where reliability and low latency matter most.

Why consider a modular data center?

A container modular data center enables faster deployment, lower risk, and predictable performance compared to conventional builds. Prefabricated and tested in the factory, these systems minimize site work and allow operators to scale step-by-step as demand grows. Organizations in telecom, industry, energy, and defense choose mobile and containerized data centers to place compute closer to operations, improve resilience, and maintain on-prem control of sensitive workloads. ModulEdge’s portable modular data center solutions combine EU engineering with ruggedized designs for harsh conditions.

How are modular data centers different from traditional data centers?

Traditional data centers are built on-site, requiring long construction cycles and multiple contractors. A prefabricated modular data center is built in controlled factory conditions, integrating power, cooling, fire suppression, and monitoring systems before shipment. This approach cuts deployment from years to months, ensures quality through FAT/SAT testing, and allows redeployment when operations move. ModulEdge’s containerized data center infrastructure offers the same Tier III/IV design principles as conventional facilities — with faster rollout, lower cost, and modular scalability.

Are you Tier III certified?

Our modules are designed to meet Tier I - IV principles. Certification applies to a specific site and build; we support auditor engagement for deployments that pursue certification.

Do you support AI training clusters?

No. We position for edge AI inference at ≥40 kW per rack. Training‑class densities (≈120–150 kW/rack) are not feasible in this form factor.

What’s the typical lead time?

Custom builds: 3–6 months. Commissioning depends on scope and site readiness (power, pad, network). We’ll confirm a schedule during design review.

How do you handle hot or variable climates?

We match DX, chilled‑water, adiabatic, or free‑cooling to your climate and energy costs, targeting predictable efficiency (modeled PUE) and thermal headroom.

Can the modules handle harsh environments?

Yes – dust/sand/humidity hardening, vibration tolerance, and optional EMP shielding are available to maintain uptime in demanding sites.

Will this integrate with our existing monitoring and access control?

Yes. We deliver integrated monitoring and access/CCTV and align interfaces during design review to fit your tooling and security policies.

Can we redeploy modules later?

Yes. Standard 20‑ft and 40‑ft footprints with a redeployable approach; we provide rigging/placement plans and support relocation.

Do you sell direct or via partners?

We’re partner‑first (OEM/whitelabel and system integrators). End‑user projects are delivered with or through partners.

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