Can I search a list of data centers by location?

Yes. Filter records by geography, operator, facility type, capacity, technical attributes and build status, then save the view. Saved views persist between sessions, so you can come back to the same list without rebuilding it.

Can I filter data centers by capacity and tier?

Yes. Filter by IT load, racks, cooling, redundancy, Tier I–IV classification, facility type, operator, region and build status, alone or in combination.

Which data centers are AI-ready?

DCI flags AI-ready and liquid-cooled sites facility by facility, based on disclosed specifications and verified build detail. It then rolls them up by location, so you can compare AI-ready capacity across regions.

Which data centers are under construction?

Under-construction projects sit in the same data model as operating facilities. Filter them by geography, operator, capacity and expected online timing, and see the evidence behind each project's current status.

How do I find new data center projects before the RFP?

DCI can open a project record at the Planned stage, from credible early evidence, before a formal announcement or RFP. That's where account planning has the most room to move.

How is construction progress checked?

Expected timing is read against dated project evidence and high-resolution satellite imagery of the site. The aim is to show whether a project is advancing in line with its stated schedule.

Can DCI identify a project that is slipping?

Yes. When observed progress no longer supports the expected timeline, the gap shows on the project record. You can then adjust account or procurement timing before the schedule changes publicly.

Does DCI separate committed from speculative pipeline?

Yes. It gives you the maturity and execution evidence to make that call, instead of treating every announced megawatt as equally committed.

Can I move from a facility to its operator?

Yes. Every facility links to its operator record, with the portfolio, development activity, market position and verified decision-makers in one place.

Can I export a filtered list?

Yes. Any filtered view exports, and saved views persist between sessions.

Data Center Locations and Projects: Every Facility, Every Build Phase, One Record

Data Center Intelligence (DCI) holds facility records worldwide, from enterprise sites to hyperscale campuses, together with the projects changing that base. Search data center locations by operator, IT load, cooling and build status. Follow every project from planned to commissioned on the same record.

Data center facility record showing its timeline from development to commissioning

3,703
Sites in Build: 1,112
Announced Projects: 5,333
AI-ready sites: 4,984
Liquid-cooled sites

Last Updated: October 13, 2026

The Specs Behind Every Site

Operator, location, full address and coordinates
Year of commission, capacity and IT load
Racks and rack density
Cooling type and liquid cooling
Power and cooling redundancy
Tier I–IV rating
AI-readiness

Filter by colocation, cloud, enterprise and edge; small sites to hyperscale campuses; region, country and city. New facilities are flagged as soon as they're added.

Data center facility card showing IT load, cooling, redundancy, tier and filters

See What's Being Built Before the Tender Is Public

A data center leaves a trail long before a press release. DCI opens a project record as soon as the evidence supports one, often at the Planned stage, before any announcement. It then carries the project through announcement, construction and commissioning without splitting the history across separate lists. Expansions stay attached to the operating site, and cancelled projects stay on record.

Five stages

01Planned
A project is forming, often before any announcement. Plan accounts before procurement becomes visible.
02Announced
Scope, timing and delivery structure are taking shape, but execution evidence still matters.
03Under Construction
Read observed progress against expected online timing and later-phase buying windows.
04Commissioned
Delivered capacity, follow-on phases and portfolio changes become visible.
05Cancelled
Kept on record, so a site's full history stays visible.

"The tender is the last step. DCI shows you the first."

Know When a Project Is Slipping

Expected online dates only help when you can read them against what's actually happening on site. DCI keeps stated timing next to dated evidence of progress, so you can see whether a project is advancing, stalling or moving into its next phase. Construction progress is checked against dated, high-resolution satellite imagery.

Vendors and EPC Firms

Adjust account and procurement timing before the schedule changes publicly.

Investors and Strategy Teams

Test whether stated expansion is turning into delivered capacity.

Satellite view of a data center construction site beside its project timeline

From a List of Data Centers to Account Intelligence

You might arrive looking for data center locations in one region, or a list of facilities that match a technical profile. DCI takes the next step: every result connects to the operator behind it, its build status and the development around it.

Filter by geography, operator, capacity, maturity and expected online timing.
Save views and watchlists that persist between sessions.
Add facilities, projects and operators to your Pipeline, with every action logged (coming soon).
Export any filtered list.

Filtered data center list with watchlist and Add to Pipeline controls

Compare Data Center Locations: Established Hubs and Growth Markets

Filter Northern Virginia and Data Center Alley, Dallas-Fort Worth, Atlanta, London, Frankfurt or Singapore to read existing facilities alongside active development. Apply the same filters to Johor, Bangkok, Mumbai and Hyderabad, where new projects are still reshaping the landscape. The record structure stays the same, so the comparison holds.

Example

AI-Ready Capacity in Asia Pacific

A cloud team needs AI-ready colocation capacity in the region. It filters to colocation sites in Asia Pacific, flags AI-ready and liquid-cooled facilities, and sorts by available IT load. The shortlist shows tier and redundancy for each site. Every facility opens into its operator record and the projects underway nearby.

See these markets on the map

Comparison of established data center hubs and emerging locations

What Teams Do With Data Center Locations and Projects

Equipment Vendors
Filter announced and under-construction facilities by region and size the equipment demand behind them.
EPC and MEP Firms
Spot projects before they go to tender.
Operators
Track every competitor build in your markets.
Utilities
See where new load is coming, phase by phase.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

01
Can I search a list of data centers by location?
Yes. Filter records by geography, operator, facility type, capacity, technical attributes and build status, then save the view. Saved views persist between sessions, so you can come back to the same list without rebuilding it.
02
Can I filter data centers by capacity and tier?
Yes. Filter by IT load, racks, cooling, redundancy, Tier I–IV classification, facility type, operator, region and build status, alone or in combination.
03
Which data centers are AI-ready?
DCI flags AI-ready and liquid-cooled sites facility by facility, based on disclosed specifications and verified build detail. It then rolls them up by location, so you can compare AI-ready capacity across regions.
04
Which data centers are under construction?
Under-construction projects sit in the same data model as operating facilities. Filter them by geography, operator, capacity and expected online timing, and see the evidence behind each project's current status.
05
How do I find new data center projects before the RFP?
DCI can open a project record at the Planned stage, from credible early evidence, before a formal announcement or RFP. That's where account planning has the most room to move.
06
How is construction progress checked?
Expected timing is read against dated project evidence and high-resolution satellite imagery of the site. The aim is to show whether a project is advancing in line with its stated schedule.
07
Can DCI identify a project that is slipping?
Yes. When observed progress no longer supports the expected timeline, the gap shows on the project record. You can then adjust account or procurement timing before the schedule changes publicly.
08
Does DCI separate committed from speculative pipeline?
Yes. It gives you the maturity and execution evidence to make that call, instead of treating every announced megawatt as equally committed.
09
Can I move from a facility to its operator?
Yes. Every facility links to its operator record, with the portfolio, development activity, market position and verified decision-makers in one place.
10
Can I export a filtered list?
Yes. Any filtered view exports, and saved views persist between sessions.

See DCI in Your Priority Market

Pick a region, an operator and a capacity band. We'll walk you through the live views, the site scores and the projects that match. After your walkthrough, trial DCI with your team.

Every figure dated. Every score explainable. Rankings calculated from facility records, not surveys or sponsorship.

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