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The stack

Who is building it, layer by layer.

198 companies and institutions across the buildout, from the power plant to the proof checker. Point at a name, or tap it, for the company's most recent dated move since March 11, 2026, with its source.

Power · 16

Generation, interconnection and the grid that feeds the campuses.

  • Largest gas-turbine supplier; turbine slots are the near-term bottleneck for behind-the-meter AI campuses.

  • Largest US nuclear operator and counterparty to Microsoft and Meta nuclear PPAs.

  • Largest competitive generator with nuclear and gas fleet contracted to data centers.

  • Largest US renewables and nuclear developer (Duane Arnold restart for Google).

  • Susquehanna nuclear supply to Amazon's Pennsylvania campus.

  • Gas turbines, grid gear and transformers for data-center power.

  • Fuel-cell on-site power for Oracle/Brookfield AI campuses.

  • Backup and prime-power generator sets for data centers.

  • Fast-reactor developer with data-center offtake LOIs.

  • Natrium reactor developer backed by Gates and NVIDIA-linked capital.

  • Molten-salt SMR developer under Google's 500MW agreement.

  • Amazon-backed HTGR developer.

  • Only NRC-certified SMR design; ENTRA1/TVA pipeline.

  • Enhanced geothermal for Google and other data-center offtakers.

  • Best-funded fusion developer; Google offtake for ARC.

  • Fusion developer with Microsoft offtake (Orion).

Data centers · 15

Land, shells, cooling and the campuses themselves.

  • Leading thermal and power-distribution supplier for liquid-cooled GPU racks.

  • Largest colocation operator; xScale JV builds hyperscale AI capacity.

  • Largest data-center REIT by hyperscale leasing.

  • Power and cooling systems supplier for AI data centers (incl. Motivair liquid cooling).

  • Electrical distribution and switchgear for hyperscale campuses.

  • Multi-gigawatt hyperscale developer (Frontier campus, Texas).

  • Blackstone's hyperscale developer with the largest US land/power bank.

  • Hyperscale developer acquired by the BlackRock/MGX AI Infrastructure Partnership.

  • Blue Owl/IPI-backed hyperscale developer across US, Europe, APAC.

  • Polaris Forge campuses leased to CoreWeave and hyperscalers.

  • Bitcoin miner turned AI cloud with Microsoft capacity contracts (Sweetwater, Childress).

  • CoreWeave's largest third-party HPC landlord.

  • Fluidstack/Google-backed HPC leases at Lake Mariner.

  • AWS and Fluidstack HPC leases converting mining sites to AI.

  • Fluidstack/Anthropic-backed River Bend campus.

Chips and systems · 30

Accelerators, memory, fabrication and the racks they ship in.

Networks and optics · 15

The fabric that lets many sites act as one machine.

Hyperscalers · 5

The clouds that rent the compute at the largest scale.

Neoclouds · 9

GPU-first clouds built for training and inference.

Frontier labs · 25

The builders of the most capable models.

Agent runtime · 21

The software that lets models run long, unsupervised work.

Verification · 14

Proof of what ran, on what, with what result.

Evaluation and data · 9

The measurers and the data suppliers.

Robotics · 9

Models acting in the physical world.

Capital · 21

The money: closed, committed or announced.

Government · 9

The rules and the public buyers.