Data Two

Clearinghouses of data center info

1) Data Centre Dynamics Ltd (DCD), London
https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/

2) Baxtel is a platform for data center research, advisory, and procurement, providing key industry data and mapping out the data center industry, including sites under development. 
https://baxtel.com/ 

3) FracTracker Alliance / https://www.fractracker.org/2025/07/national-data-centers-tracker/
While there are said to be over 5,500 existing data centers in the United States based on maps from CoreSite, Datacenters.com, Baxtel, and Datacentermap, these companies do not share their datasets, and strictly forbid scraping of their data. FracTracker Alliance’s tool fills in a gap in traditional infrastructure directories, providing spatial and facility information to anyone interested in the environmental, regulatory, and equity impacts of data center growth. This tool is valuable not only to researchers, but also to community members, journalists, and policy advocates working to stay ahead of unregulated or underreported development. See where data centers are operating, permitted, or proposed across the U.S.—and how they impact your community via map and also spreadsheet
https://www.fractracker.org/2025/07/national-data-centers-tracker/

4) Data Center Watch tracks grassroots opposition to data center development across the United States.
      https://www.datacenterwatch.org/ 

5)  Data Center Map  Launched in 2007, first of its kind and has become an industry "go-to" resource
      https://www.datacentermap.com/usa/ohio/
     Data originates from multiple sources, primarily:

• Operators: Data center operators and service providers use Data Center Map as a marketing tool, to promote their data centers, networks and services to potential clients. They have direct access to add and update listings.
• External sources: We monitor multiple external databases, to identify missing or changed listings. They are automatically queued for manual review.
• Manual sourcing: We manually identify operators that we are missing and manually add them to our database.
• End-users: End-users send us tips and requests, about missing or outdated listings, that we manually handle.

6) US data center map - interactive data center map of 4,713 US facilities across 52 states and territories, holding 346 GW of capacity built, building, or announced. Click any site for its operator, its power draw, and its project history. Filter by company, size, build stage, or grid operator, and shade the county map by climate risk or water stress.

     https://dcmap.us/states/ohio/

 

7)  FracTracker’s U.S. Data Centers Tracker Locations & Insight Map -  interactive, free-access mapping tool documenting the rapid build-out of AI and data center infrastructure across the United States. The map provides an in-progress tally of existing, proposed, and defeated data centers in the United States. The dashboard format takes the data center dataset and pairs it with information like demographics and environmental justice area designations, tribal land, chronic disease rates, the surrounding energy landscape like power plants and balancing authorities, and environmental concerns like air quality and water resources.     
https://datacenters.halttheharm.net/data-center-locations/