Global Infrastructure Graph · Data Center Atlas

The physical layer behind compute.

Explore the facilities, campuses and infrastructure underneath global AI compute, with location precision and evidence kept explicit.

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Tracked facilities37Public, current facility records

Tracked operators5Public operator registry

Operational capacityNot disclosed0 / 37 facilities report a value

Published IT load146.6 MW6 / 37 facilities report IT MW

Planned capacityNot disclosed0 / 37 facilities report a value

GPU-linked facilities0Exact public Offering relationships

Geographies11 countries · 13 metrosFrom tracked public records

Atlas workspace

Global AI infrastructure

Explore published facility records by location and operator. GPU links appear where the evidence identifies a specific site.

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Infrastructure atlas

Explore the physical network

Select a metro, then inspect its facilities and published evidence.

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Facility directory

Tracked physical infrastructure

Capacity fields remain blank when evidence does not support a value.

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Infrastructure intelligence

Connecting the physical layer to the compute market.

The Atlas stores facilities separately from compute Offerings, then links them only at the precision supported by evidence. A region-level or metro-level claim never becomes a facility claim automatically.

PhysicalOperators, campuses, facilities and development status.

ComputeProvider, Offering and accelerator relationships when disclosed.

EvidenceSource, confidence, observation and verification context.

ConfidentialityExact infrastructure stays hidden when only broader location disclosure is authorized.