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PowerlandMap covers operational data centers, facilities under construction and projects in development across the markets shown on our coverage page. We bring together information from operators, public authorities, planning documents and other identified sources so you can compare markets and investigate individual sites.

The database is not an exhaustive register of every facility. Some projects have not been publicly announced, and the level of detail available differs between countries and operators. The published totals reflect the records that meet our publication criteria. For a specific search, use the coverage page to check the markets represented and review each site's sources, project stage and verification date before building your shortlist.

Records are updated as new information is verified, for example when an operator announces an expansion, a planning decision is published or a project moves into construction. Each record carries the date of the underlying source and its last verification date, so you can see when the information was published and when we last checked it.

Our core European markets follow a rolling 90-day verification cycle. A record that has not been re-verified within 90 days is flagged for attention. Other markets follow the coverage and review frequency agreed for the account. The timestamp beside a dashboard total shows when that total was calculated; it does not mean every underlying site was checked that day.

These figures describe different things. IT MW refers to the power allocated to computing equipment. Electrical MW refers to the wider facility supply or load, which also supports cooling and other building systems. Demand MW describes a requirement recorded in the demand dataset, rather than capacity supplied by a site.

As an illustration, a 10 MW IT load at an assumed PUE of 1.20 would correspond to approximately 12 MW of total facility load. This is a calculation example, not evidence that a 12 MW grid connection has been secured. PowerlandMap distinguishes source-reported IT capacity from modelled estimates and identifies whether a figure relates to an operating facility or a planned phase. A published capacity figure alone does not confirm space available to lease, power available to connect or a committed delivery date.

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