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How many data centers do the hyperscalers have?
The seven US hyperscalers (Amazon, Microsoft, Google, Meta, Oracle, Apple, IBM) together run 438 data-center facilities tracked by the DEPLOY registry, totaling 9,241 MW of disclosed critical IT capacity as of 2026-08-24.
The market-share leader in cloud compute. Runs regions across every US timezone.
Second-largest cloud. The Fairwater builds (Wisconsin, Atlanta, Cheyenne) are its next-gen closed-loop cooling design.
Third-largest cloud. Runs its own custom silicon (TPU) alongside Nvidia.
Not a public cloud, but a massive first-party consumer. The Prometheus (Ohio) and Louisiana campuses will be among the largest single-site clusters ever built.
Late but aggressive; the OpenAI Stargate deal makes Oracle a top-tier AI-capacity provider.
Legacy hyperscaler. Roadmap has narrowed to hybrid cloud + AI services.
First-party consumer. Newton on-device compute, but iCloud + services still run large facilities.
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Rebuilt every 15 minutes from data_center_facilities × companies. Facility count includes every lifecycle status (announced through energized). Public tallies vary because different trackers count Amazon versus AWS as one company or two, count edge nodes, count Availability Zones instead of physical facilities, or exclude sites without a public announcement. DEPLOY rolls Amazon + AWS + Amazon Web Services into one row and counts distinct tracked facilities.