[MAP] Discovery · Map

Global data centre map · 227 sourced facilities

A geographic view of the sourced index. The map is a visual aid only — the authoritative, crawlable dataset is the HTML table below it.

[AI Summary]

The map plots 227 individually sourced data-centre facilities across 27 countries and 87 metros. Coordinates are metro or campus-level approximations, never surveyed positions, and no marker is generated from a modelled market signal. The same records are listed as standard HTML links below so crawlers and agents can enumerate every facility without JavaScript.

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Sourced data-centre facilities matching the current filters
FacilityOperatorMetroTypeStatusRecorded MWConfidence
Equinix AM7EquinixAmsterdam, NetherlandsColocationOperationalNot publicly disclosedHigh
Equinix AM8EquinixAmsterdam, NetherlandsColocationOperationalNot publicly disclosedHigh
Digital Realty AmsterdamDigital RealtyAmsterdam, NetherlandsColocationOperationalNot publicly disclosedHigh
NTT AmsterdamNTT GDCAmsterdam, NetherlandsColocationOperationalNot publicly disclosedHigh
CyrusOne AmsterdamCyrusOneAmsterdam, NetherlandsColocationOperationalNot publicly disclosedHigh
STACK AmsterdamSTACK InfrastructureAmsterdam, NetherlandsColocationOperationalNot publicly disclosedHigh
Telehouse AmsterdamTelehouseAmsterdam, NetherlandsColocationOperationalNot publicly disclosedHigh

[Map view]

[MAP] Global Datacenter Index

227 facilities · 11 operators · 27 countries · 0 MW

NORTH AMERICAEUROPEASIA / APACMIDDLE EAST & AFRICALATIN AMERICA

Positions are approximate. Verify any siting decision against the operator source linked on each facility page.

Counts are computed live from the sourced facility index. Fields without a public basis show “Not publicly disclosed”. See the methodology, the data dictionary and the public API.

[Knowledge Graph]

Company → Datacenter → GPU → Customer → Industry

Every entity on this site is cross-linked. Follow the graph from operators down to specific facilities, GPU clusters, customers, and sectoral context.