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Press kit

Press kit and data for journalists

Standing figures, licensing and contact details for reporters, researchers and analysts using Data Center Census. Everything here is generated from the same dataset the site is built from, last updated Nov 6, 2026.

Who runs the Census, and how it is funded: About the Census.

Free embeds for reporters

Drop a county card, project scale card or hearing countdown into your story. Every figure links to its source, carries an “as of” date and updates itself when the record changes; each card also comes as a PNG. Find your county or project →

Working on a story? The newsroom has this week’s leads (hearings, new moratoriums, lawsuits and decisions), quotable figures with their method, and a local angle for every state. Get it weekly with the tip sheet RSS.

Figures you can quote today

FigureValueWhat it counts
Tracked projects186Major U.S. data center projects with a sourced record
States covered36States with at least one tracked project
Published capacity143.98 GWSum of published planned capacity, for projects that publish one
Under construction48Projects recorded as under construction
Operating14Projects recorded as operating
Proposed or approved89Projects awaiting or holding local approval
Cancelled or denied21Projects recorded as cancelled or denied
Dated changes1,066Sourced, dated events across all projects
Sources cited1,340Filings, notices and reports behind the records
Moratorium actions121Local and state pauses, extensions, rejections and reversals
Court cases38Lawsuits recorded against tracked projects

These update on every publish. If you are working to a deadline, quote the figure together with the date above.

How to describe the Census

Data Center Census is an independent, sourced record of major U.S. data center projects: where they are, who is building them, what they will use, and what local governments and courts have decided. Every figure on the site links to the filing, notice or report it came from.

Short version for a sentence of attribution: “Data Center Census, an independent tracker of U.S. data center projects.”

What it is not

It is not a count of every data center in the country. It covers major projects that have been researched and sourced, not smaller colocation or enterprise facilities, and announced figures are promises by developers rather than verified outcomes. The methodology page sets out what is included, how status is assigned and how corrections are handled.

Data and formats

Licensing and reuse

Figures and records may be quoted and republished with attribution to Data Center Census and a link to the page you took them from. Source documents remain the property of their publishers; we link to them rather than reproducing them. Charts and tables may be screenshotted for editorial use.

Contact

Questions, corrections and data requests: corrections@datacentercensus.com. Corrections are handled the same way for everyone: send the source, and the record is updated or annotated.

Reports and trackers worth linking

Cite this page

Last updated Nov 6, 2026. Figures may change as records are updated — include the date you retrieved them.

APAData Center Census. (2026). Press kit. Retrieved from https://datacentercensus.com/press
MLA“Press kit.” Data Center Census, Nov 6, 2026, https://datacentercensus.com/press.
Linkhttps://datacentercensus.com/press

Republishing a figure or table? Attribute it to Data Center Census with a link to this page. The underlying data is downloadable as JSON and CSV; the press kit has standing figures and contact details.