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Data centre records

141 data centres and proposed sites, each with the facts we could source and a plain list of what we could not.

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.

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Filters cover these 141 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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Matching records by stage

How many of our records sit at each stage. This counts sites, not megawatts.

  1. Stage not known4
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Matching records by stage
StageSites
Stage not known4

United States

United States
SiteOperatorWhereStageRecord
Argonne Leadership Computing Facility (ALCF)Not statedArgonne, IllinoisStage not known
Stage date not recorded
Checked 17 October 2026
Google Council Bluffs data centre locationGoogleCouncil Bluffs, IowaStage not known
Stage date not recorded
Checked 14 October 2026
National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center (NERSC)Not statedBerkeley, CaliforniaStage not known
Stage date not recorded
Checked 17 October 2026
Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility (OLCF)Not statedOak Ridge, TennesseeStage not known
Stage date not recorded
Checked 17 October 2026

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How we label evidence
  • Official source the body that made the rule or the data says so
  • Two sources agree independent sources match
  • One source, not confirmed a single report or claim
  • Watching a signal, not shown as a fact