Research data center sites, markets and participants.
Cartis connects property facts, power, development activity, ownership, financing and source evidence into diligence-ready site records.
Counts reflect public records, not a deduplicated count of physical campuses. Site records can describe overlapping campus, phase or tenant scopes; programs can include multiple sites. Companies may participate in more than one record.
Site records
Featured properties
Selected starting points for exploring project facts and supporting evidence. Capacity figures retain their stated stage and scope.
Headline figures are explicitly labelled as operating, contracted, planned/design or utility capacity. Generation remains separate. A missing figure does not mean zero; other scoped figures may appear in the profile.
Asset-level diligence
A site record from every angle.
The site is the primary unit of analysis. Organizations, infrastructure and transactions are connected back to the physical development they affect.
Why Cartis existsProperty facts
Location, campus boundary, buildings, phases and development status.
Power & utilities
Operating, design and supply figures kept in their proper capacity classes.
Participants
Owners, developers, operators, tenants, utilities, lenders and suppliers.
Capital & approvals
Financing, incentives, permits and legal milestones connected to the site.
Market context
Comparable sites and geographic coverage organized for market-level analysis.
Evidence trail
Claim-level sources, review status, conflicts and change history.
Research discipline
Useful because the evidence stays attached.
Cartis preserves the boundary, date, source and capacity class behind each material fact. Conflicting or superseded evidence remains traceable instead of being flattened into a single unsupported number.
Reviewed records
Qualifying values pass a structured review before publication.
Connected data
Sites, organizations, roles, sources and milestones resolve to stable records.
Comparable fields
Consistent classifications support portfolio and market comparisons as coverage grows.
Prepare a focused diligence request.
Identify the site, the document and the question your deal team needs answered. Download a research brief, or open the sample evidence schedule to see what Cartis already provides.