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Of the 4,399 facility records, 1,573 come from PeeringDB facility registry, 1,173 from OpenStreetMap (tagged data centers) and 437 from Epoch AI GPU Clusters; the other 1,216 come from 53 other sources. The Entity List is kept by the US Bureau of Industry and Security.
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SourceUsed forRecordsDate
Scrutica dataset snapshotThe counts of facility records, countries, organisations and export-control designations, and the designation matches10 Nov 2026
Companies registerThe count of companies on the Companies list, in the method note1,413 companies
Sovereign AI programmesThe count of programmes and the organisations they name as partners
Data
How the figures were made

The record counts and designation matches are from the dataset snapshot of 10 Nov 2026. Facility records: 4,305 open to browse and 94 held under licence, counted but not published; 4,091 operating, 292 announced or under construction and 16 decommissioned or cancelled.

Organisations named in the records: 7,408. Each operates or owns a facility or its hardware, supplies or buys from another organisation in a recorded supply-chain link, is matched to an export-control designation or is party to a published investment record. Of these, 325 are linked only through a licensed layer limited to relationships between organizations already in Scrutica's records. The organisation register holds 143,731 organisations. The Companies list holds 1,413 companies as of 11 Nov 2026: those with a supply-chain, export-control, financial or company-stated capability record. That count is read each time the list refreshes, so its date can differ from the snapshot’s.

Export-control designations: 3,419 in force and 15 removed. 43 matches between designations and organisations are recorded, including 42 by name and 1 through an ownership chain. A match is a link to an organisation, and one designation can have more than one match.

Programme partners are counted from the programme file and are not in the dated snapshot. 32 of the 36 programmes name at least one partner in the organisation register, in 237 distinct programme–organisation pairs with 205 distinct organisations. 22 named partners are not matched to an organisation record.