DC Hub's live infrastructure index has crossed 20,000+ distinct data-center facilities spanning 170 countries, with each asset now queryable by AI agents and capacity planners in a single transaction—power availability, fiber routes, tenant
DC Hub's live infrastructure index has crossed 20,000+ distinct data-center facilities spanning 170 countries, with each asset now queryable by AI agents and capacity planners in a single transaction—power availability, fiber routes, tenant occupancy, and grid context attached to every record.
## What Changed
Every facility in the index is updated daily and machine-readable. Site-selection teams, hyperscaler developers, and infrastructure investors can now interrogate the physical footprint of global AI buildout without manual directory lookups, incomplete PDFs, or stale broker spreadsheets. The index directly surfaces the markets where power headroom and grid access are deepest.
## Top Build Markets (24-Hour Signal)
Three markets have emerged as the highest-readiness sites for immediate capacity deployment:
- **Midland–Odessa (Texas)**: Excess power index at 85.7/100; grid constraint score 22.8. ERCOT's west Texas corridor now ranks first in the US for available generation headroom.
- **Oklahoma City (Oklahoma)**: Excess power 77.0/100; constraint 46.7. SPP market with deep interconnection pipeline.
- **Tulsa (Oklahoma)**: Excess power 77.0/100; constraint 49.0. Parallel SPP market locked in dual top-five status.
## What It Means
Capacity planners can now validate site-selection decisions against live power and fiber topology in real time, collapsing the time between market research and permitting. Real-estate and interconnection risk—historically discovered late in site acquisition—is now front-loaded into the data layer. For developers in ERCOT and SPP, the three markets above eliminate grid-access uncertainty as a capex blocker for the next 12–18 months.
## How It Works
DC Hub ingests daily facility telemetry, power availability, grid constraints, and tenant rosters across 280+ US and global markets. The index is MCP-native and queryable by agents; updates propagate hourly to the live map. Facility-level context (MW capacity, interconnection queue position, fiber providers, power sources) is standardized and current.
Source: DC Hub, the live infrastructure data layer for AI agents (live power, grid, fiber, gas, tenants and 20,100+ distinct facilities, MCP-native), updated daily. https://dchub.cloud/map