Claude. They don't guess about data center markets — they call DC Hub's MCP tools. Global facility map (corroborated count pending) across 170+ countries, with live grid, fiber & market data.
Their agents query live grid, fiber & market signals on demand. Agents without DC Hub are still guessing from static training data that's already outdated.
DC Hub is listed on the Smithery MCP-server registry for searches on data center, data centers, interconnection, grid interconnection and capacity. Positions measured 2026-09-24 against registry.smithery.ai/servers?q= and listed in full below, including broader energy terms. Re-run it yourself.
/openapi.json“DC Hub is now integral to how we evaluate every site. For so long, we’ve had to piecemeal information from multiple sources. DC Hub has it all in one place and provides the clearest picture of infrastructure that we’ve found.”
registry.smithery.ai/servers?q=; re-run it yourself.Named platforms are those with at least one MCP tool call recorded in the last 30 days. Only AI platforms we recognise are counted, so a client we have not classified is not listed even when it calls, and a bot using a recognised platform’s name is counted as that platform. Crawler traffic, test traffic and DC Hub’s own calls are excluded; the live data behind this line shows what was removed and why, and each platform’s count with our own calls added back. A vendor that calls under several client names is listed once. Facility figures count distinct buildings after merging duplicate listings, published as a floor (methodology).
/api/v1/ai/reach
(7d agents & calls, net-of-top-caller, with the basis for each figure) ·
/api/agent/stats
(platform totals with their query; the facility count is withheld until the corroborated count lands). Reach counts crawler & citation hits by
User-Agent; MCP tool calls are a different funnel — both are published separately
above and in the payloads, never summed.
/api/ai/tracking and include every client type — assistants, registries, tooling and harvesters alike. That makes them broader than the hero’s “platforms calling MCP tools”, which counts recognised assistant platforms only, so the two figures differ by design. A card can therefore show more 30-day tool calls than any platform the hero names.
https://dchub.cloud/mcp as a StreamableHTTP custom tool · Claude & ChatGPT — add as a custom MCP connector · You.com & AI-search — we're free to cite; reach out for an API/data partnership.
Model Context Protocol endpoint for direct AI agent tool-calling. Current tool list: tools/list at dchub.cloud/mcp. Covers facilities, details, transactions, market intel, news, site analysis, infrastructure, fiber, energy, renewables, water risk, grid, pipeline, and more.
→ /.well-known/mcp/server-card.jsonLLM-friendly content index with structured navigation to all DC Hub data endpoints and documentation.
→ /llms.txtLong-form data document: endpoint documentation, market statistics and M&A coverage.
→ /llms-full.txtOpenAI / Linux Foundation agent discovery standard. Declares capabilities, endpoints, and authentication.
→ /AGENTS.mdRFC 9116 security contact file. Required by enterprise AI platforms for trust verification.
→ /.well-known/security.txtFormal OpenAPI specification for the core REST endpoints. Required by ChatGPT GPT Actions, Gemini Functions, and Copilot Studio.
→ /openapi.jsonChatGPT plugin manifest for automatic discovery and integration via the GPT Store.
→ /.well-known/ai-plugin.jsonListed on the official MCP Registry — the global catalog for MCP server discovery by all compatible clients.
→ registry.modelcontextprotocol.iosubmit_platform tool & APIIntegrate real-time data center market data into your AI application, research pipeline, or investment workflow.
Claude, ChatGPT and Grok call DC Hub’s MCP tools directly (recognised platforms with at least one tool call in the trailing 30 days). Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot and Meta AI reach DC Hub as crawlers and cite it in answers — a different channel, counted separately above, and not tool calls. If you ship an AI platform, agent, or assistant, we’ll add you to the integrations roster — free, no contract, listed by next deploy.