Flex has broadened its portfolio of prefabricated modular data centre solutions to accelerate the construction and deployment of facilities designed for AI.
According to the company, these factory-assembled units can decrease deployment timelines by up to 50%.
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The updated offering consolidates electrical power, high-density computing hardware, and advanced liquid cooling into unified modules.
These systems sit within Flex’s Cloud and Power Infrastructure division, an operating segment that the manufacturer intends to spin off into an autonomous, publicly traded corporation called Axiom during the first quarter of calendar 2027.
Marketed under the Axiom AI Modules name, the hardware portfolio consists of three primary prefabricated components. It features 800 VDC power racks engineered to handle power conversion and distribution for high-density compute environments.
The modules also incorporate distribution units that use liquid cooling to dissipate heat generated by power-intensive AI processing, alongside high-density information technology racks housing servers, network hardware, and high-speed interconnects.
Axiom expected chief technology and strategy officer Chris Butler said: “Meeting the demands of AI infrastructure at scale requires more than incremental improvements. It requires rethinking how power, compute and cooling work together as a system.
“Our system-level approach brings these critical technologies together with advanced manufacturing to simplify integration, accelerate deployment and deliver AI factories at scale.”
The development comes as rising power density and scale create greater operational challenges for data centre operators across power delivery, cooling systems, hardware integration, and site deployment.
Moving systems integration away from the facility location and into a factory setting allows the modules to be assembled, integrated, and tested concurrently with on-site civil works, reducing installation complexity and accelerating the timeline for bringing computing capacity online.
Flex currently produces prefabricated modular systems for hyperscale operators throughout its international operational footprint.
Last month, Flex agreed to acquire EPC Power for $4.4bn in a deal aimed at expanding its offerings for data centres.
