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    [OC] Gesamtzahl der Rechenzentren nach Bundesstaat in den USA

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    1. VeridionData on

      Source & Methodology

      Facility counts from DataCenterMap.com (~4,090 commercial colocation facilities, 1,810 operators, 2025), cross-referenced with Baxtel.com (4,498; they include planned/under-construction facilities, hence the ~10% gap). Top 20 states pulled directly from DataCenterMap state pages; remaining 30 estimated by proportional scaling, anchored by Newsweek-confirmed counts for five small states.

      Population: U.S. Census Bureau Vintage 2025 estimates. Company facility counts and MW capacity from ABI Research Top 25 (Feb 2026 edition). AWS 2.3 GW is active IT capacity across 105+ company-owned sites, not colocation.

      Operator-to-facility matching and company identification are done using Veridion location intelligence data.

      Map built in React with Albers USA projected paths from us-atlas TopoJSON.

    3. thefuninlearning on

      Interesting to see the disparity between states. I know part of the difference is due to population so maybe a per capita number would be more reliable? I wonder why Texas and North Carolina have so many data centers? What is motivating these companies to build data centers there? Lower tax rates? Lower infrastructure and logistic costs? State-level economic policy?

    5. Zealousideal-Yam3169 on

      Why do they put them in Texas when cooling is an issue? Is it just because they have a lot of available space?

    6. libra00 on

      You can tell where the cheap power is. Meanwhile ERCOT over here sending out brownout notices every summer telling people to turn their AC off when it’s north of 100F outside so the data centers can have more power.

    7. SeveralBollocks_67 on

      So, the color representation is weird. California could have 399 data centers and Virginia can have 400 going off this map

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