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Our own map and database of data centers worldwide: operator, location, status and capacity in MW, each checked against its source. Built by our analysts from operator, filing and government records.

By Amit Jain Reviewed by Deepti Agrawal Updated 13 Oct 2026

In short

As of 13 October 2026, DC Market Insights tracks 2,504 data centers in 56 countries run by 454 operators, each checked against its source. Stated operational capacity is 16,022 MW, with a further 21,237 MW under construction and 37,779 MW planned. QTS holds the largest share of tracked operational capacity (12%).

2,504Facilities tracked

56Countries

16,022 MWOperational (1,698 sites)

21,237 MWUnder construction (251 sites)

37,779 MWPlanned (555 sites)

MW = IT capacity where the source states it, otherwise total capacity. 878 of 2,504 facilities have a stated capacity; the others are counted as sites only.

Operational Under construction Planned Select a country on the map to open its page.

Market snapshot

Data center tracker: key facts

Capacity under construction or planned (59,015 MW) is 3.7 times the operational base of 16,022 MW.
The three largest operators by operational capacity, QTS, CyrusOne and Crusoe, hold 28% of tracked operational MW.
PowerHouse Data Centers has the largest development pipeline in the tracker: 8,807 MW under construction or planned.
The largest operational facility we track is Crusoe Abilene Stargate Campus (Crusoe, Abilene, United States) at 1,200 MW.
The largest project in the pipeline is Richland Parish Data Center (Hyperion) by Meta (5,000 MW, under construction).
United States accounts for 57% of tracked capacity (1,184 facilities).
By type, the tracker lists 1,592 colocation, 744 hyperscale and 75 edge facilities.
61 facilities publish a PUE figure; the lowest is 1.03 at Datacenter Helmond (E-Quest) and the median is 1.30.
878 of 2,504 facilities have a capacity stated by their source; the totals above count only those.

Capacity by status, MW

Operational16,022 MW

Under construction21,237 MW

Planned37,779 MW

Source: DC Market Insights Data Center Tracker. MW as stated by each facility source.

Capacity by year opened or expected, MW

OperationalUnder construction or planned Facilities with a stated year and capacity only.

Largest operators in the tracker by tracked capacity, MW

Meta9,000 MW

PowerHouse Data Centers8,867 MW

Tract4,800 MW

AdaniConneX3,033 MW

Vantage Data Centers2,984 MW

QTS2,984 MW

Apatura2,100 MW

NTT DATA2,001 MW

Microsoft2,000 MW

CyrusOne1,923 MW

OperationalUnder construction or planned

Capacity by country, MW

United States42,769 MW

United Kingdom7,805 MW

India6,445 MW

Germany5,308 MW

Malaysia3,967 MW

Brazil2,657 MW

Canada1,000 MW

Argentina935 MW

Chile761 MW

Japan744 MW

OperationalUnder construction or planned

Facilities by type

Colocation1,592

Hyperscale744

Edge75

Enterprise65

Other28

Source: DC Market Insights Data Center Tracker. MW as stated by each facility source.

Data centers by country

Americas

Asia-Pacific

Europe

Largest operators in the tracker

All operators

Operator	Facilities	Operational MW	Pipeline MW	Share of operational MW
Digital Realty	141	42 MW	242 MW	0.3%
Equinix	141	6.7 MW	277 MW	0%
Google	77	—	163 MW	—
DataBank	75	401 MW	614 MW	2.5%
Microsoft	68	—	2,000 MW	—
NTT DATA	65	784 MW	1,217 MW	4.9%
CyrusOne	58	1,267 MW	656 MW	7.9%
QTS	55	1,981 MW	1,003 MW	12%
Amazon Web Services	51	—	800 MW	—
Flexential	42	142 MW	36 MW	0.9%
EdgeConneX	41	42.5 MW	343 MW	0.3%
Ascenty	36	247 MW	236 MW	1.5%
TierPoint	36	—	—	—
Meta	35	1,000 MW	8,000 MW	6.2%
STT GDC India	34	211 MW	399 MW	1.3%
Scala Data Centers	34	118 MW	234 MW	0.7%
Centersquare	32	1,140 MW	—	7.1%
Vantage Data Centers	30	758 MW	2,226 MW	4.7%
Aligned Data Centers	28	82 MW	72 MW	0.5%
Iron Mountain	25	322 MW	35 MW	2%
NorthC	25	72.5 MW	26 MW	0.5%
CoreSite	24	—	—	—
H5 Data Centers	22	73 MW	42 MW	0.5%
Rostelecom-DPC (RTK-DPC)	22	50 MW	—	0.3%
Switch	22	40 MW	55 MW	0.2%
Cologix	22	40 MW	51 MW	0.2%
CtrlS	22	34.5 MW	—	0.2%
STACK Infrastructure	21	92 MW	333 MW	0.6%
Prime Data Centers	20	113 MW	398 MW	0.7%
PowerHouse Data Centers	17	60 MW	8,807 MW	0.4%

Largest projects in the pipeline

Under construction and planned facilities with a stated capacity, largest first. 21,237 MW under construction and 37,779 MW planned in total.

Project	Location	Status	Type	Capacity
Richland Parish Data Center (Hyperion)Meta	Holly Ridge, United States	Under construction	Hyperscale	5,000 MW
Tract Hanover Technology ParkTract	United States	Planned	Hyperscale	2,400 MW
Microsoft Pecos campusMicrosoft	Pecos, United States	Planned	Hyperscale	2,000 MW
Tract Caldwell Valley Technology ParkTract	United States	Planned	Hyperscale	2,000 MW
Joliet Technology CenterPowerHouse Data Centers	Joliet, United States	Planned	Hyperscale	1,800 MW
PowerHouse Grand PrairiePowerHouse Data Centers	Grand Prairie, United States	Planned	Hyperscale	1,800 MW
Rio AI CityElea Data Centers	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	Under construction	Hyperscale	1,500 MW
Vantage Frontier Shackelford CountyVantage Data Centers	United States	Under construction	Hyperscale	1,400 MW
PowerHouse PAX-1PowerHouse Data Centers	Carlisle, United States	Planned	Hyperscale	1,350 MW
SB Energy Stargate Milam CountySB Energy	United States	Planned	Hyperscale	1,200 MW
Meta Sturgeon County Data CenterMeta	Sturgeon County, Canada	Under construction	Hyperscale	1,000 MW
Elsham Tech ParkElsham Tech Park Ltd (Greystoke)	Elsham, United Kingdom	Planned	Hyperscale	1,000 MW

Facilities

2,504 facilities match. Each is checked against its source; source links come with the Excel data.

Facility	Location	Status	Capacity	Year	Source
H5 Virginia Data Center Campus ChantillyH5 Data Centers	Chantilly, United States	Operational	23 MW IT	—	Operator / official
Atlanta – Douglasville 1Flexential	Douglasville, United States	Operational	22.5 MW IT	—	Operator / official
QTS Ashburn 1 DC2QTS	Sterling, United States	Under construction	22.5 MW IT	—	Operator / official
DataBank SLC6 Salt Lake CityDataBank	Bluffdale, United States	Operational	22 MW IT	—	Operator / official
CyrusOne DFW6 RichardsonCyrusOne	Richardson, United States	Operational	21 MW IT	—	Operator / official
Quantum ConnectPowerHouse Data Centers	Ashburn, United States	Planned	20 MW IT	—	Operator / official
ATL01 – AlpharettaSTACK Infrastructure	Alpharetta, United States	Operational	20 MW IT	—	Operator / official
IAD4 Ashburn Campus Data CenterDataBank	Ashburn, United States	Planned	20 MW IT	—	Operator / official
LGA3 Orangeburg Data CenterDataBank	Orangeburg, United States	Operational	20 MW IT	—	Operator / official
QTS Hillsboro 1 DC1QTS	Hillsboro, United States	Operational	20 MW IT	—	Operator / official
CyrusOne AUS2-AUS3 AustinCyrusOne	Austin, United States	Operational	19 MW IT	—	Operator / official
Flexential Dallas – PlanoFlexential	Plano, United States	Operational	18 MW IT	—	Operator / official
Prime SMF02 SacramentoPrime Data Centers	Sacramento, United States	Under construction	18 MW IT	—	Operator / official
STACK NVA01 Sterling (NVA01A)STACK Infrastructure	Sterling, United States	Under construction	17 MW IT	—	Operator / official
DataBank DEN5 Centennial IIDataBank	Centennial, United States	Operational	16 MW IT	—	Operator / official
Lake Mariner CB-1TeraWulf	United States	Operational	16 MW IT	—	Operator / official
NTT DATA Ashburn VA3NTT DATA	Ashburn, United States	Operational	16 MW IT	—	Operator / official
NTT DATA Dallas TX1NTT DATA	Garland, United States	Operational	16 MW IT	—	Operator / official
NTT DATA SV1 Santa ClaraNTT DATA	Santa Clara, United States	Operational	16 MW IT	2021	Trade press
Vantage VA12 (Ashburn VA1 campus)Vantage Data Centers	Sterling, United States	Operational	16 MW IT	—	Operator / official
DataBank HOU1 HoustonDataBank	Houston, United States	Operational	15.6 MW IT	—	Operator / official
H5 HerndonH5 Data Centers	Herndon, United States	Operational	15 MW IT	—	Operator / official
NTT DATA Ashburn VA2NTT DATA	Ashburn, United States	Operational	14 MW IT	—	Operator / official
NTT DATA Sacramento CA3NTT DATA	Sacramento, United States	Operational	14 MW IT	—	Operator / official
QTS Colorado SpringsQTS	Colorado Springs, United States	Operational	14 MW IT	—	Operator / official
Centersquare PHX1 PhoenixCentersquare	Phoenix, United States	Operational	13.3 MW IT	—	Operator / official
DataBank MCI3 – South Lake CampusDataBank	Lenexa, United States	Operational	12.8 MW IT	—	Operator / official
NTT DATA Ashburn VA1NTT DATA	Ashburn, United States	Operational	12.6 MW IT	—	Operator / official
NTT DATA Sacramento CA1NTT DATA	Sacramento, United States	Operational	12.6 MW IT	—	Operator / official
CyrusOne DFW2 LewisvilleCyrusOne	Lewisville, United States	Operational	12 MW IT	—	Operator / official
DataBank DFW3 PlanoDataBank	Plano, United States	Operational	12 MW IT	—	Operator / official
Prime DFW01-02 DallasPrime Data Centers	Dallas, United States	Under construction	12 MW IT	—	Operator / official
CyrusOne CIN2CyrusOne	Cincinnati, United States	Operational	11 MW IT	—	Operator / official
CyrusOne Sterling NVA4CyrusOne	Sterling, United States	Operational	11 MW IT	—	Operator / official
Compass DFW AllenCompass Datacenters	Allen, United States	Operational	10.8 MW IT	—	Operator / official
DataBank SLC5 Salt Lake CityDataBank	Bluffdale, United States	Operational	10 MW IT	—	Operator / official
LGA4 Orangeburg Data CenterDataBank	Orangeburg, United States	Planned	10 MW IT	—	Operator / official
IAD1 Ashburn Campus Data CenterDataBank	Ashburn, United States	Operational	9.9 MW IT	—	Operator / official
ATL02EdgeConneX	Atlanta, United States	Operational	9 MW IT	—	Operator / official
CyrusOne OCB1 Council BluffsCyrusOne	Council Bluffs, United States	Operational	9 MW IT	—	Operator / official
CyrusOne SAT1 San AntonioCyrusOne	San Antonio, United States	Operational	9 MW IT	—	Operator / official
DataBank HOU2 HoustonDataBank	Houston, United States	Operational	9 MW IT	—	Operator / official
DataBank MSP3 Brooklyn ParkDataBank	Brooklyn Park, United States	Operational	9 MW IT	—	Operator / official
Flexential Las Vegas – NorthFlexential	North Las Vegas, United States	Operational	9 MW IT	—	Operator / official
Flexential Minneapolis – ChaskaFlexential	Chaska, United States	Operational	9 MW IT	—	Operator / official
DataBank ORD4DataBank	Oak Brook, United States	Operational	8.8 MW IT	—	Operator / official
Centersquare PHX3 MesaCentersquare	Mesa, United States	Operational	8 MW IT	—	Operator / official
DataBank SNA2 IrvineDataBank	Irvine, United States	Operational	8 MW IT	—	Operator / official
Prime DFW01-01 DallasPrime Data Centers	Dallas, United States	Operational	8 MW IT	—	Operator / official
QTS Santa Clara 1QTS	Santa Clara, United States	Operational	7.5 MW IT	—	Operator / official

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How we build the tracker

Sources: operator websites and announcements, stock-exchange filings, planning and government records, and named trade publications. Never another directory.
A second analyst re-opens each source before a facility is published.
Capacity, size, year, tier and PUE appear only when the source states them. Nothing is estimated.

Status: operational, under construction (building work started) or planned (announced or permitted, not yet under construction).
Map locations: the source’s address where given, otherwise the city centre (approximate).
Maps: Natural Earth (public domain). City locations: GeoNames, licensed under CC BY 4.0.

Questions

How many data centers does the tracker cover?

As of October 2026 the tracker lists 2,504 data centers in 56 countries from 454 operators, with 16,022 MW of stated operational capacity. New countries are added every week.

Where does this data come from?

Every facility comes from a page we opened: the operator’s own website or announcement, a stock-exchange filing, a planning or government record, or a named trade publication. A second analyst re-opens the source and checks the name, location, status and capacity before the row is published. We do not copy other data center directories.

What does the MW figure mean?

We show IT (critical) capacity when the source states it, otherwise the total or utility capacity the source gives, and say which in the facility’s note. When a source gives no capacity, the field stays empty. We never estimate it.

How exact are the map locations?

When the source gives an address or coordinates we use them. Otherwise the dot sits at the centre of the facility’s city (marked as approximate), using the GeoNames gazetteer.

How often is it updated?

The tracker is updated every week as new facilities are announced and existing ones change status. Each row shows the date it was last checked.

Can I get the data in Excel?

Yes. Each country with 50 or more facilities has a Capacity Sheet in Excel with every facility, its source link, the status history and summaries. Our analysts can also prepare an operator extract or a custom cut.

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