AI Data Centers by Region
Countries are often too narrow and continents are often too broad. These regional pages bridge that gap with subcontinental views like Southeast Asia, the Middle East, the Nordics, and Latin America.
North America
North America remains the center of gravity for hyperscale AI infrastructure, led by the United States and supported by expanding Canadian and Mexican capacity.
96 facilities
86.4 GW
3 countries
Latin America
Latin America is emerging as the region where hyperscalers and telecom operators are building sovereign and regional AI capacity close to fast-growing digital markets.
14 facilities
7.6 GW
5 countries
Nordics
The Nordics offer cool climates, political stability, and abundant low-carbon power, making the region a durable AI data center cluster.
18 facilities
3.3 GW
5 countries
Western Europe
Western Europe combines dense fiber, mature enterprise demand, and data sovereignty requirements that keep new AI capacity concentrated near major economic hubs.
56 facilities
11.3 GW
12 countries
Eastern Europe
Eastern Europe is developing AI infrastructure through national cloud initiatives, lower-cost power markets, and regional demand for domestic compute capacity.
11 facilities
2.6 GW
6 countries
Middle East
The Middle East is one of the fastest-moving AI infrastructure theaters, with sovereign wealth, cheap power, and national AI strategies accelerating multi-hundred-megawatt builds.
35 facilities
16.9 GW
9 countries
Central Asia
Central Asia and the Caucasus are early-stage AI infrastructure markets where national digital sovereignty and regional positioning are driving the first major facilities.
3 facilities
1.1 GW
3 countries
South Asia
South Asia is scaling AI data center capacity to serve domestic language models, large populations, and industrial demand for sovereign compute.
11 facilities
3.1 GW
1 country
East Asia
East Asia combines frontier chip demand, strong domestic cloud platforms, and dense manufacturing ecosystems that make it a core AI infrastructure region.
35 facilities
11.5 GW
5 countries
Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia is becoming a key regional AI hub as hyperscalers, local carriers, and sovereign initiatives build capacity near fast-growing internet and enterprise markets.
34 facilities
7.6 GW
6 countries
Africa
African AI infrastructure is expanding through national cloud regions, telecom-backed facilities, and early sovereign AI investments across multiple markets.
19 facilities
1.3 GW
7 countries
Oceania
Oceania is anchored by Australia’s hyperscale campuses, with New Zealand adding regional AI capacity and lower-latency sovereign infrastructure.
12 facilities
2.7 GW
2 countries
Why Regional Pages Matter
Many real-world queries are regional, not national: "AI data centers in Southeast Asia", "AI buildout in the Middle East", or "Nordic data centers for AI training". These pages make those slices citable, indexable, and easier to compare.