Northern Virginia hosts more data center capacity than any other market on Earth. Power is the constraint.
View MarketERCOT's deregulated market and abundant renewables make Texas a top-tier expansion target for hyperscalers.
View MarketAtlanta is the connectivity hub of the Southeast. Georgia Power and TVA territory with strong incentive programs.
View MarketChicago is one of the densest network peering hubs in North America. Critical for latency-sensitive deployments.
View MarketAffordable hydro power and a long history of hyperscaler investment along the Columbia River corridor.
View MarketBPA hydro power, Microsoft's home market, and a dense fiber spine along I-90 and I-5.
View MarketToronto and the Golden Horseshoe are Canada's leading digital infrastructure markets with strong grid access.
View MarketAbundant freshwater cooling, competitive power rates, and a growing hyperscaler footprint in West Michigan.
View MarketLow land costs, tax incentives, and APS/SRP utility infrastructure driving rapid Western US expansion.
View MarketColumbus and central Ohio emerging as the next major data center cluster. Strong PJM grid access.
View MarketHydro-Québec offers some of the cheapest and cleanest power in North America. New large-DC rate (~13¢/kWh) launches H2 2026 — re-opening the door for AI infrastructure.
View MarketThe only Canadian market where you can credibly co-locate generation with load. 30+ AI DC projects in the AESO queue. Calgary metro is the gravity center.
View MarketNearshore manufacturing, strong fiber spine, and a growing hyperscaler presence driven by nearshoring demand.
View MarketSalt Lake City is a 2026 deal-activity leader — land, power, and permitting economics are pulling hyperscale investment into the Wasatch Front.
View MarketReno is a 2026 deal-activity leader, building on its existing Tahoe Reno Industrial Center hyperscale base and low-cost power access.
View MarketIndianapolis is a 2026 deal-activity leader, leveraging its central-US logistics position and MISO grid access for hyperscale expansion.
View MarketBC limits new DC interconnections in 2026 to 300 MW for AI and 100 MW general — but Site C just came online and First Nations partnerships are unlocking the bulk of viable opportunities.
View MarketRegina and Saskatoon host provincial telecom DCs; Bell's 300 MW Saskatchewan AI campus and George Gordon FN partnership signal the next wave.
View MarketBell's Winnipeg food-plant-to-AI conversion and Cerebras' announced Manitoba campus put Winnipeg on the sovereign compute map.
View MarketHalifax anchors Atlantic telecom and colocation — smaller scale but strategic for east-coast latency.
View MarketEquinix SJ1 and Bell Moncton provide regional peering and enterprise colocation.
View MarketLimited colo footprint; primarily telecom and enterprise DC capacity.
View MarketSingle provincial telecom hub — niche edge use cases only.
View MarketYellowknife Northwestel hub — cooling advantage, limited MW.
View MarketNo major colo/hyperscale footprint tracked yet.
View MarketHonest zero — monitor for Arctic edge / sovereign compute pilots.
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