# ComputeFinder

> Find compute. Understand what’s changing. Providers, compute access programmes and infrastructure records, with sources, dates and explicit unknowns. We link out for current prices and availability.

## Status
The provider directory, free and funded compute programmes, country profiles, policy register, site records, guides and data exports are live. Site capacity claims retain their metric, stage, basis, date and source. We do not publish a live price or availability feed, rank providers or combine different capacity measures. Read each page's scope and checked date. Pages that have no data are marked noindex.

## Key pages
- [Explore the compute economy](https://computefinder.net/explore): lifecycle questions, places, dependencies and explicit coverage limits
- [Find a route to compute](https://computefinder.net/find-compute): practical entrances to providers, programmes and access questions
- [Progress towards usable compute](https://computefinder.net/briefings/progress-towards-usable-compute): a bounded evidence briefing and three project files, with historical source dates and unresolved questions
- [News](https://computefinder.net/news): recent compute news in our own words, each linked to its source
- [Event evidence](https://computefinder.net/events): selected company disclosures, with separate claims, reporting periods, source conditions and connected records. Public evidence JSON: https://computefinder.net/data/compute-events.json. This is not comprehensive worldwide or full-call coverage.
- [Weekly briefing samples](https://computefinder.net/newsletter/archive): fixed-cutoff public samples, not email delivery receipts. Selected reviewed-news Atom feed: https://computefinder.net/news/feed.xml. The separate https://computefinder.net/feed.xml remains the site changelog.
- [Free and funded compute](https://computefinder.net/free-compute): public access schemes, grants, credits and free tiers
- [Export controls and compute thresholds](https://computefinder.net/export-controls): rules that depend on chips or training compute, with status
- [Providers](https://computefinder.net/providers): where to get compute, by kind, each linking to the provider
- [Supply chain](https://computefinder.net/supply-chain): chips, systems, cooling, power, connectivity and new kinds of compute, each with sources
- [Data centre records](https://computefinder.net/data-centres): sourced facts per site (stage, capacity by metric and stage, planning, power) and what is unknown
- [Data centre record coverage](https://computefinder.net/data-centres/coverage): field-level recorded and missing counts, with links to affected records
- [Data sources](https://computefinder.net/data-sources): where per-site data comes from and whether it can be reused
- [Frontier AI data centres](https://computefinder.net/sites): the largest AI data centres with owner, estimated power and chips, from Epoch AI (CC BY 4.0); JSON at https://computefinder.net/data/frontier-data-centres.json
- [AI and compute by country](https://computefinder.net/countries): the state of AI policy, data centres and compute in each place, with sources
- [Policy register](https://computefinder.net/policy): how rules and incentives affect compute, each linked to the primary source
- [Data downloads](https://computefinder.net/data): JSON and CSV for every compiled dataset, with licence status and sources
- [OpenAPI description](https://computefinder.net/openapi.json): discover the public read-only JSON routes and their response envelope
- [MCP resources](https://computefinder.net/data): connect a Model Context Protocol client to https://computefinder.net/mcp to list and read the same public datasets
- [Grid interconnection queues](https://computefinder.net/grid-queues): Berkeley Lab Queued Up figures by region, credited and dated
- [Grid rules for large loads](https://computefinder.net/grid-rules): grid operator and regulator statements on connecting data centres, each sourced and dated
- [Data centres by region](https://computefinder.net/data-centres/region/nordics): hubs for the UK and Ireland, Nordics, Western Europe, North America and Asia Pacific
- [Map of data centre sites](https://computefinder.net/map): schematic map with a table version
- [Offer types](https://computefinder.net/offers) and [buyer's checklist](https://computefinder.net/buyers-checklist)
- [Standards and certifications explained](https://computefinder.net/standards)
- [Tools](https://computefinder.net/tools): choose an offer type, understand a megawatt figure, or inspect sourced rules for a place
- [Glossary](https://computefinder.net/glossary), [guides](https://computefinder.net/guides) and [frequently asked questions](https://computefinder.net/faq)
- [Research and claims in context](https://computefinder.net/research): the review method, evidence labels, publication gates and current register status. Separate research and claim-review JSON/CSV downloads retain source notices; an empty claim register has no recorded check date.
- [Method](https://computefinder.net/method): how records are collected, checked and published
- [Sources and licences](https://computefinder.net/sources): every source, its licence status and whether it is publishing
- [Corrections](https://computefinder.net/corrections): how to report a wrong number

## How to read the data
- These records are evidence summaries, not a quote or a live availability feed. Follow provider links for current prices and availability.
- A missing value means it is not recorded here. It does not establish that a provider or source has no information.
- Capacity claims must be read with their metric, stage, basis, date and source. Do not add unlike claims together.
- Use the source links, evidence labels and checked dates shown on each page. A missing stage date is marked as not recorded; a checked date is not the date the site entered that stage.

## How to cite
Cite the provider, the source page, the retrieved date and ComputeFinder.