AI Data Center Statistics

A snapshot of the global AI infrastructure buildout, drawn from 344 tracked facilities across 64 countries. Updated automatically on every data deploy. Download the full dataset →

Global Totals

Facilities Tracked
344
Capacity Tracked
155.7GW
Countries
64

By Build Status

Status Facilities GW Tracked Share
Operational 195 53.4 GW 57%
Under Construction 62 39.4 GW 18%
Planned 65 35.2 GW 19%
Announced 22 27.6 GW 6%

By Energy Source

Energy Type Facilities GW Tracked Share
Renewable 125 43.2 GW 36%
Mixed 55 7.4 GW 16%
Nuclear 17 31.7 GW 5%
Hydroelectric 11 3.6 GW 3%
Fossil / Gas 6 17.8 GW 2%
Unknown 130 52.0 GW 38%

By Capacity Tier

Capacity Tier Facilities GW Tracked Share
Under 100 MW 99 4.1 GW 29%
100-500 MW 146 30.4 GW 42%
500 MW to 1 GW 44 26.4 GW 13%
Over 1 GW 46 94.7 GW 13%
Capacity Unknown 9 3%

By AI Focus

AI Focus Facilities GW Tracked Share
Training
Facilities used for frontier model training, large GPU clusters, and pretraining workloads.
34 35.5 GW 10%
Inference
Facilities optimized for serving models, real-time AI, and enterprise inference workloads.
44 6.9 GW 13%
Research
Academic, national lab, and R&D systems focused on experimentation and scientific AI.
3 0.1 GW 1%
Sovereign AI
National and regional facilities built for domestic AI capability, public-sector workloads, and digital sovereignty.
5 1.9 GW 1%
General Cloud
Cloud regions and multipurpose platforms that blend AI capacity with broader cloud infrastructure.
15 2.8 GW 4%
HPC / Supercomputing
High-performance computing facilities supporting exascale, supercomputing, and hybrid AI-HPC workloads.
6 0.2 GW 2%
Mixed
Facilities with multiple public AI roles, such as training plus inference or cloud plus sovereign AI.
115 46.0 GW 33%
AI Focus Unknown
Facilities where the public AI workload focus has not been clearly disclosed.
122 62.4 GW 35%

Separates training clusters from inference regions, sovereign builds, and research supercomputers. View AI focus taxonomy →

By Timeline Year

Year Facilities Countries GW Tracked
2032 1 1 0.7 GW
2030 1 1 1.2 GW
2029 1 1 2.7 GW
2028 3 2 5.5 GW
2027 1 1 4.5 GW
2026 29 20 13.8 GW
2025 26 18 14.3 GW
2024 36 22 20.9 GW
2023 26 17 4.7 GW
2022 17 13 2.2 GW
2021 13 10 3.5 GW
2020 13 8 3.0 GW

Uses the best currently available public milestone year per facility. Browse the full year taxonomy →

Top Operators by Tracked Capacity

# Operator Facilities GW Tracked
1 Microsoft 56 25.1 GW
2 Amazon Web Services 43 21.2 GW
3 Google 42 13.3 GW
4 NVIDIA 21 11.9 GW
5 Meta 19 16.8 GW
6 Oracle 11 12.3 GW
7 Equinix 10 0.6 GW
8 Hewlett Packard Enterprise 8 0.2 GW
9 EuroHPC JU 6 0.0 GW
10 G42 5 10.2 GW
11 OpenAI 5 16.3 GW
12 Vantage Data Centers 4 2.0 GW
13 Alibaba Cloud 4 0.8 GW
14 Cassava Technologies 4
15 Eviden (Atos) 4 0.0 GW

Top 15 operators by tracked capacity. View all operators →

Top Countries by Facility Count

# Country Facilities GW Tracked
1 United States 84
2 India 11
3 Germany 11
4 South Korea 11
5 Japan 10
6 France 9
7 United Kingdom 9
8 United Arab Emirates 8
9 Australia 8
10 Singapore 8
11 Saudi Arabia 8
12 Canada 8
13 Thailand 7
14 Malaysia 7
15 South Africa 7
16 China 7
17 Brazil 5
18 Taiwan 5
19 Ireland 5
20 Indonesia 5

Top 20 countries by tracked facility count. Browse all 64 countries →

Coverage Note

Capacity figures reflect what has been publicly disclosed — not total build costs or contracted power. Many facilities are missing capacity data (marked as "—") because operators have not disclosed specific megawatt figures. GW totals are thus conservative lower bounds, not estimates of true total capacity. Energy type is based on published PPAs, operator commitments, and grid data; where none is available the facility is marked Unknown.