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Israel

Switzerland1United States4United States19

Supplier relationships, by countryCustomer relationships, by country

6 of 9 facility records have a location.

Power on record

Operating plant counts operational records only.
1 operating record, all estimated
Summed across disclosed counts.
38.6% worldwide, licence-withheld records excluded

Facilities

Operating records first, by power, then other records with a power figure; records with none follow, by name. 4 of 9 records have capacity data or a site description, 44.4% here against 17.2% globally and 12.3% in the median country. A figure marked Held is not in operating totals.
Facility records in this country
NVIDIA Israel-1 Phase 2Nvidia, AI hardware owner32,048
NVIDIA Israel Blackwell SupercomputerNvidia, AI hardware owner30Held: announced
NVIDIA Israel-1 Phase 1Nvidia, AI hardware ownerWithheld under a correction1,024Held: earlier phase of an operating cluster
AWS Israel (Tel Aviv)Amazon.com, Inc., Cloud region provider
Azure Israel CentralMicrosoft Corporation, Cloud region provider
Bezeq International Shacham Data CenterBezeq International Ltd, Site owner
GCP Middle East West 1Google, Cloud region provider
MedOne PT1 (Petach Tikva)Med-1 IC-1 (1999) LTD., Site owner
OCI Israel Central (Jerusalem)Oracle Corporation, Cloud region provider

Ownership

How far the companies linked to facilities here can be traced, weighted by operating power.

100% of operating power is traced to a company with an SEC identifier or a linked parent.

SEC identifier or a linked parent100.0%3 MW, 1 of 7 facilities
Parent in licensed ownership data0.0%
Parent in other sources0.0%
Company identified, parent unrecorded2 facilities
No company linked0.0%
Facilities by ownership tier

Open a facility for its ownership relationships and sources.

Tier
Facility
Company
Capacity
Chain
Detail
  1. Tier 1NVIDIA Israel-1 Phase 2NvidiaCompany has an SEC identifier3 MWview →
  2. Tier 1AWS Israel (Tel Aviv)Amazon.com, Inc.Company has an SEC identifier—view →
  3. Tier 1Azure Israel CentralMicrosoft CorporationCompany has an SEC identifier—view →
  4. Tier 1GCP Middle East West 1GoogleCompany has an SEC identifier—view →
  5. Tier 1OCI Israel Central (Jerusalem)Oracle CorporationCompany has an SEC identifier—view →
  6. Tier 4Bezeq International Shacham Data CenterBezeq International LtdCompany identified; parent unrecorded—view →
  7. Tier 4MedOne PT1 (Petach Tikva)Med-1 IC-1 (1999) LTD.Company identified; parent unrecorded—view →
  8. Tier 1NVIDIA Israel Blackwell SupercomputerNvidiaCompany has an SEC identifier30 MWAnnouncedview →
  9. Tier 1NVIDIA Israel-1 Phase 1NvidiaCompany has an SEC identifier—view →
Ownership tiers over time

Operating-capacity-weighted shares at each recorded snapshot. Dates are when the distribution was captured; the ownership evidence can be older.

43 snapshots weighted by operating capacity, from 2026-09-23 to 2026-11-04. 144 earlier snapshots weighted every recorded power figure and are listed under Snapshot values.

  • Tier 1 — company has an SEC identifier or a parent linked through filing, registry or supply-chain data
  • Tier 2 — parent linked through licensed ownership data
  • Tier 3 — parent linked through other sources
  • Tier 4 — company identified; parent unrecorded
  • Data Gap — no company linked
Snapshot values

Displayed MW are rounded to two decimal places. Operating capacity counts operational records only; a snapshot taken before operating weighting began lists only the figure it recorded, every status summed. Download values (JSON) for the full inputs used to calculate the shares. Consecutive snapshots showing the same figures are listed once, under their first and last dates; the download keeps every date.

2026-04-25 – 2026-07-14 · 74 snapshots

34.41 MW recorded, every status · 9 facilities

Tier 1 — company has an SEC identifier or a parent linked through filing, registry or supply-chain data
34.41 MW · 7 facilities · 100.0%
Tier 2 — parent linked through licensed ownership data
0 MW · 0 facilities · 0.0%
Tier 3 — parent linked through other sources
0 MW · 0 facilities · 0.0%
Tier 4 — company identified; parent unrecorded
0 MW · 2 facilities · 0.0%
Data Gap — no company linked
0 MW · 0 facilities · 0.0%

2026-07-15 – 2026-09-22 · 70 snapshots

32.92 MW recorded, every status · 9 facilities

Tier 1 — company has an SEC identifier or a parent linked through filing, registry or supply-chain data
32.92 MW · 7 facilities · 100.0%
Tier 2 — parent linked through licensed ownership data
0 MW · 0 facilities · 0.0%
Tier 3 — parent linked through other sources
0 MW · 0 facilities · 0.0%
Tier 4 — company identified; parent unrecorded
0 MW · 2 facilities · 0.0%
Data Gap — no company linked
0 MW · 0 facilities · 0.0%

2026-09-23 – 2026-11-04 · 43 snapshots

2.92 MW operating · 9 facilities

Tier 1 — company has an SEC identifier or a parent linked through filing, registry or supply-chain data
2.92 MW · 7 facilities · 100.0%
Tier 2 — parent linked through licensed ownership data
0 MW · 0 facilities · 0.0%
Tier 3 — parent linked through other sources
0 MW · 0 facilities · 0.0%
Tier 4 — company identified; parent unrecorded
0 MW · 2 facilities · 0.0%
Data Gap — no company linked
0 MW · 0 facilities · 0.0%

Sovereign programme

Operational. Operating compute / delivered hardware.

National AI Program (Telem) & Supercomputer

The Israel Innovation Authority opened applications for subsidised use of Nebius’s live B200 infrastructure on 18 Jan 2026. The programme allocates computing resources totalling 1,000 B200 accelerators over the coming years, with 70% for companies training AI models and 30% for basic research.

Partners: Israel Innovation Authority, Nebius, NVIDIA.

Programme record and sources

Export controls

A curated summary of country-level restrictions and selected chip statuses, from country-group membership and licensing policy, reviewed 17 Jul 2026.

13 Entity List designations against organisations located here.

Israel hosts semiconductor manufacturing and chip-design operations.

Recorded as availableH100H200B200

Chip industry. Intel manufactures semiconductors in Kiryat Gat. Tower Semiconductor operates fabs in Migdal Haemek for technologies including sensors, power semiconductors and silicon photonics.

Sources: Intel manufacturing locations; Tower Semiconductor manufacturing facilities.

Suppliers and customers

28 relationships involve companies here, 22 as supplier and 6 as customer.

The United States is the largest customer country, with 19 relationships, and the largest supplier country, with 4.

Supplier countries
Based in
Customer countries
United States
4
19
Japan
1
South Korea
1
Switzerland
1

Organisations

18 organisations listed here, alphabetically. None has a recorded market value.
All 18 organisations
Organisations headquartered here
Amot Investments
Apollo Power
Arbe Robotics
AudioCodes
Beamr Imaging
CAMTEK
Eastronics Ltd.
Foresight Autonomous Holdings
Hailo Technologies Ltd.
Ham-Let (Israel-Canada) Ltd.
Intel Israel (74) Ltd.
ironSource Ltd.

Related pages

Sources

Sources are matched by ISO country code; operating capacity and ownership shares count operational records only, from the same facility rollup.
4 sources
SourceDate
Epoch AI frontier data centers and GPU clusters
Export-control rules (US EAR, Dutch and Japanese regimes)2026-07-17
BIS Entity List via the Consolidated Screening List and the Federal Register
Sovereign AI programme register
Data
How the figures were made

Geography. Outlines use Natural Earth de facto boundaries. Distant parts may be omitted; located records outside the drawing are counted in its caption. Power circles use the same scale across countries.

Counts. Counts retrieved 4 Nov 2026. Operating capacity and ownership shares include estimated capacity; a campus figure recorded as its full build-out, earlier phases and second records are shown apart rather than counted. Sovereign programme ratios use government-only announced amounts where available; each ratio lists its numerator and denominator.

Corporate traceability. No company linked means no operator, site owner or hardware owner has been linked to the facility. The tiers do not verify property ownership or facility operation. Announced and under-construction figures are not counted here. Tiers classify the available sources for a company linked to each facility. A linked company’s SEC identifier can qualify it for the first tier without establishing a parent. Ownership relationships and their sources are listed on the facility and company pages.

Export-control posture. Recipient and end-use conditions can change the outcome of a transaction. Classification review: 17 Jul 2026. Access basis: 1.00. This value encodes destination-level access for the listed accelerators. The recipient or end use can still trigger a license requirement.

Bilateral supply-chain partners. Counts include every tracked relationship; no dollar amounts are published for them.

Organisations headquartered here. Across all industries; multiple identifiers may refer to the same company. The record lists 18 distinct organisations with qualifying market-capitalisation or linked-record evidence, after reviewing all public organisation rows for Israel; the source holds 444 organisation rows, including duplicate identities and rows without qualifying evidence, and the company register applies its own evidence scope. A type is shown only where the classification has been reviewed.

Corrections to this page, 1
Identifiers
ISO country code
IL