map every giant AI datacenter in the US, sized by gigawatts, and show who's building it
A best-effort census, as of 31 August 2026, of publicly announced US AI/HPC data-center campuses with at least 1.0 GW of ultimate site-level capacity: 55 campuses across 23 states, totaling about 138.5 GW of announced full-build capacity — nameplate at completion, not current load. Texas alone holds 15 campuses and about 34.5 GW.
Announced GW by named AI customer or tenant. Grey = no customer disclosed publicly, which does not mean no tenant.
| # | Project | Location | GW | Builder / developer | AI customer | Status | Evidence | Source |
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Method: best-effort public census as of 2026-08-31 of announced US AI/HPC data-center campuses with ≥1.0 GW ultimate site-level capacity; 55 rows, one per physical campus. GW figures are nameplate full-build capacity, not current simultaneous load — do not sum them as near-term grid demand. Statuses range from proposed to operational; announcements and capacities change. Blank customer means undisclosed. Evidence strength is a research-confidence heuristic; medium and watchlist entries are marked and are less certain. Some localities are county- or parish-level, so pins are approximate. Excluded: multi-site portfolios, power plants without an identified campus, and sites without a public GW figure.