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Every U.S. Data Center
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Permits, contractor bids, MW specs, site locations, and verified developer contacts — from ground-break to power-on.

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US Data Center Investment by State

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Data Center Companies in the United States

Browse leading data center companies in the USA — hyperscalers, developers, and colocation providers, ranked by the number of upcoming data center projects each has in our US data center companies database.

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What's Inside

Comprehensive US Intelligence

US Project Search

Filter by state, region, stage, MW capacity, owner type, and cooling technology.

Lifecycle Tracking

Follow every stage — Planning → Permitting → Bidding → Construction → Expansion.

Capacity Insights

MW planned, energy sources, substation data, and utility connections per project.

Company Intelligence

Developers, EPCs, hyperscalers, contractors, and OEMs — with contact details.

Real-Time Alerts

Get notified on stage updates, new permit filings, bid awards, and expansions.

Export & Integrations

Excel, CSV, and API access — plus Slack notifications for your team.

Who Uses It

Built For The Industry

Developers & EPCs

Pipeline intelligence and competitor tracking

OEM Vendors

Identify bid opportunities before they go public

Consultants & Analysts

Market sizing, trend analysis, and due diligence

Investors & Researchers

Capacity growth signals and infrastructure pipeline

Why A Tracker

Manual Research vs. The Tracker

Discovery is now a solved, subscribable problem. Deal selection and relationships are not.

Dimension DIY / Spreadsheets Tracker
Pre-announcement discovery Costly, partial Land, zoning & grid signals
Code-name resolution Sometimes Primary-research verified
Contacts Hunted, quickly stale Verified, role-tagged, refreshed
Change detection Whenever re-checked Daily monitoring + alerts
Tender awareness Sporadic Systematic, with deadlines
Institutional memory Leaves with employee Permanent, shared, CRM-synced
Annual cost $40,000–$75,000 per researcher Fraction of one hire

FAQ

Questions US Teams Ask

It's a continuously updated database of data center projects across the US - covering planning, permitting, construction, and commissioning - so you can find opportunities and verified contacts without doing the research yourself.
Capex varies widely by size, region, and specification, from tens of millions for a small edge facility to well over a billion dollars for a hyperscale campus. Land, power infrastructure, and cooling technology are the biggest cost drivers. The tracker includes capex figures where publicly available for each project.
From site selection to commissioning, a typical US data center project takes 2-4 years, depending on entitlement complexity, utility interconnection queues, and equipment lead times. Power availability is usually the longest pole in the tent, not construction itself.
Individual facilities range from a few megawatts to 100+ MW for hyperscale campuses, with some announced projects exceeding 1 GW in phased capacity. The tracker records planned and contracted MW for each project so you can size the pipeline by market.
The grid operator determines interconnection timelines, power pricing, and how quickly a project can secure capacity. ERCOT (Texas) generally offers faster interconnection but less grid reliability oversight; PJM (mid-Atlantic/Midwest) has deeper capacity but longer, more congested queues. Knowing which ISO a project sits in tells you how real - and how fast - it actually is.
All 50 states. Coverage is heaviest in the established hubs - Virginia, Texas, Ohio, Arizona, Georgia - but the tracker follows the pipeline everywhere new capacity is being planned, including emerging secondary markets.
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