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As of 22 October 2026, Real Assets tracks 864 United States data center sites, 802 of them placed on a map. Power capacity is reported for 601 of 864 sites: 62.7 GW operating and 277.4 GW in the pipeline. Texas has the most sites (165, 19% of those tracked).
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sites recorded · 4,087 sourced figures · 86 deals
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Texas leads with 165 sites, and Digital Realty runs the most (83). Top rankings are shown below; unlock the workspace for the full site-by-site table.
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Each deal links to the page that reported it.

PureColo leases the Alpharetta data center from Mapletree Industrial Trust

Oracle and Walbridge — data center complex under construction in Saline Township
Real Assets reads company pages, filings, news and listings, and records figures with a link to the page that published them.
864 of 864 data center sites here have a source link; the rest are listed without one until we find it. Counts are sites we have recorded, not a full census, so they grow as coverage grows. Data updated 22 October 2026.
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864 sites as of 22 October 2026, with 802 placed on a map and 4,087 sourced figures and 86 recorded deals. Coverage: 864 of 864 sites carry a source link and 802 of 864 are on a map. This counts the sites we have recorded, not every data center site in the United States, and it grows as coverage grows.
Texas, with 165 of the 864 sites tracked (19%). Next: Virginia (121), Georgia (48), Ohio (46), California (42). Coverage: counts are sites tracked, not a census; states that rank lower are in the workspace.
The three states with the most sites, Texas, Virginia, Georgia, hold 334 of the 864 sites tracked (39%). Coverage: this is the spread of the sites we track, which may differ from the spread of all data center sites in the United States.
By sites tracked: Digital Realty (83), Google (77), CyrusOne (65), QTS Data Centers (47), Amazon (34). This ranks by sites tracked, not by power capacity, so a ranking by capacity or area can put the same names in a different order. Coverage: the 5 named hold 306 of 864 sites tracked; a site is listed under the operator its source names, and where none is named it is not attributed.
Operating: 62.7 GW. Planned or under construction: 277.4 GW. Operating means a site that is open; planned means announced, planned or under construction. The two are different statuses and are never added together. Coverage: power capacity is reported for 601 of 864 sites; a site with no reported figure adds nothing.
In Texas, power capacity is 9.9 GW operating and 74.7 GW planned or under construction. The split by site is as of 20 October 2026. Coverage: reported for 113 of 164 sites in Texas; the rest add nothing.
By sites tracked in Texas: CyrusOne (23), Digital Realty (15), Cipher Digital (9), Google (9). The split by site is as of 20 October 2026. Coverage: sites in Texas whose source names no operator are not attributed to anyone here.
Digital Realty has 83 sites tracked: 79 operating and 4 planned or under construction. Largest states: California (19), Virginia (17), Texas (15), Illinois (9), Georgia (5). The split by site is as of 20 October 2026. Coverage: Digital Realty is the largest operator by sites tracked, and these are the sites we have recorded under its name, not necessarily everything it runs.
86 deals in the United States, each with its date and a link to the page that reported it. The full list is in the workspace after sign-in. Coverage: these are deals reported by the pages we read, not every transaction in the market.
Figures link to the page that published them; 864 of 864 sites here carry a source link. Publishers behind this market's data include Epoch AI, Data Center Dynamics, Baxtel, SemiAnalysis, CyrusOne. How a source line reads, and what is left out, is on the methods page. Coverage: a site without a source link is listed as recorded and its figures are not shown as sourced.
The public figures on this page are as of 22 October 2026. They change as sites, sources and deals are added. Coverage: this is the date of the latest public export of counts, not of every record in the workspace.
This page is the summary. The workspace has the full list, the map, the deals and the sources behind each figure.
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