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Dynamic, always-current rankings across construction pipeline, power capacity, gas infrastructure, and fiber density. Updated daily from a global data-center facility map.
Cross-reference power capacity, construction pipeline, gas infrastructure, and market concentration by state. Identify growth corridors and infrastructure gaps.
Ohio leads with 115% growth ratio — 1.6 GW pipeline on just 1.4 GW operational. Texas adds 3.65 GW to its already dominant 22 GW base.
Texas has 940 gas pipeline segments supporting 22 GW of DC capacity. Tennessee, Louisiana, and Kansas have active construction but limited gas data — potential BTM constraint.
Top 5 states control 59% of operational capacity. Oracle/OpenAI leads developer pipeline at 3.7 GW across 5 states. Meta is #2 at 3 GW.
Kansas (500 MW Google), Mississippi (320 MW Compass), and New Jersey (200 MW CoreWeave) are building significant new capacity in previously minor markets.
| State | Operational | Pipeline | Gas | Growth % | Assessment | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Texas | 22,383 MW | +3,650 | 940 | +16% | Strong |
| 2 | Virginia | 7,226 MW | +1,370 | 152 | +19% | Strong |
| 3 | Ohio | 1,391 MW | +1,600 | 411 | +115% | High growth |