Data centre records

Most public data on individual data centres is thin. Capacity, power source and efficiency are often missing, and where they exist they are measured in different ways. So each record shows every figure with its metric (IT load, facility load or grid connection), its stage (announced, permitted, under construction, operating) and its source, and we never add them together. A blank means unknown, not zero.

For the largest AI campuses see frontier AI data centres. To see where this data comes from, and which sources we can and cannot reuse, see data sources.

Related company disclosures

• SpaceX reports 1.7GW of nameplate compute in third-quarter results. Event 20 October 2026. Investigate individual facilities with their own evidence and dates.

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Filters cover these 143 detailed records. Operating does not mean compute is available to buy. Stage dates and checked dates differ; open each record for its evidence and limits. A field-level view is on the coverage page. Epoch frontier sites are listed separately.

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