Israel

IL · 9 facilities · 34 MW known capacity (0.0% of global) · 100% Tier 1, 0% Tier 4, 0% Data Gap.

Tier distribution and full facility list for Israel. The capacity-weighted percentages report what share of known compute power in the country traces to a public-filing beneficial owner (Tier 1), to a licensed-corporate-database-only chain (Tier 2), or to a named operator whose chain goes opaque before it lands anywhere (Tier 4); the Data Gap column reports the share of capacity Scrutica has not yet investigated, which is a different problem.

IL · tier distribution

Tier 1

100.0%

34 MW · 7 fac

Tier 2

0.0%

— · 0 fac

Tier 3

0.0%

— · 0 fac

Tier 4

0.0%

— · 2 fac

Data Gap

0.0%

— · 0 fac

100%

Tier 1

Tier 2

Tier 3

Tier 4

Data Gap

Facility list

Facilities (9)

Filter by tier to focus on a single cohort. Click view → on any row to open the facility detail page; the full ownership chain renders there hop-by-hop, with per-edge sources, confidence ratings, and as-of dates.

Tier

Facility

Operator / Owner

Capacity

Chain

Detail

Tier 1NVIDIA Israel Blackwell SupercomputerNvidiaOperator is itself an SEC filer (CIK populated)30 MWview →
Tier 1NVIDIA Israel-1 Phase 2NvidiaOperator is itself an SEC filer (CIK populated)3 MWview →
Tier 1NVIDIA Israel-1 Phase 1NvidiaOperator is itself an SEC filer (CIK populated)1 MWview →
Tier 1AWS Israel (Tel Aviv)Amazon.com, Inc. (AWS)Operator is itself an SEC filer (CIK populated)—view →
Tier 1AZURE Israel CentralMicrosoft CorporationOperator is itself an SEC filer (CIK populated)—view →
Tier 4Bezeq International Shacham Data CenterBezeq International LtdOperator named, no ancestors documented—view →
Tier 1GCP Middle East West 1GoogleOperator is itself an SEC filer (CIK populated)—view →
Tier 1OCI Israel Central (Jerusalem)Oracle CorporationOperator is itself an SEC filer (CIK populated)—view →
Tier 4MedOne PT1 (Petach Tikva)Med-1 IC-1 (1999) LTD.Operator named, no ancestors documented—view →

Trend

Tier distribution over time

Capacity-weighted percentages per snapshot. Each weekly refresh of the licensed corporate-ownership substrate adds a point. A rising Tier 1 share over time means more of Israel's compute is becoming traceable to public filings; a rising Data Gap share means newly-ingested facilities are queued for investigation.

48 snapshots from 2026-04-25 to 2026-06-12.

National ProfilesGovernance

Country-level hosted vs. controlled attribution

Supply ChainInfrastructure

Corporate-graph evidence behind the ownership-transparency tier classification

Facility DirectoryInfrastructure

The facility-by-facility footprint behind the hosted-vs-controlled split

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