Projects and operators
Operators and developers
Hyperscalers, colocation owners and operators, AI clouds and developers, with the projects and cloud regions we track for each. Roles are listed as disclosed. A company can hold several roles.
AirTrunk
Colocation owner, Colocation operator, Developer. HQ: Australia
Hyperscale data centre company founded in 2015 that develops and operates campuses across Asia-Pacific and the Middle East, with investors including Blackstone. In Malaysia it operates JHB1 in Johor Bahru (opened July 2024, 150+ MW) and is developing JHB2 at Iskandar Puteri (270+ MW), a combined investment of over RM9.7 billion. Presence in other focus countries was not verified in this review.
2 tracked project records. Checked 18 Oct 2026.
Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Hyperscaler, Occupier. HQ: United States
Cloud computing business of Amazon. In the eight focus countries AWS lists commercial regions in the UK, Ireland, Germany, the US, Malaysia, Singapore and the UAE, US GovCloud regions, the separate AWS European Sovereign Cloud in Brandenburg (generally available 15 January 2026) and an announced region in Saudi Arabia. AWS does not publish data centre capacity in MW, so CoolPower tracks regions, not buildings, for AWS unless a site is separately disclosed.
0 tracked project records. Checked 18 Oct 2026.
CoreWeave
AI cloud, Occupier. HQ: United States
US AI cloud provider listed on Nasdaq that leases capacity in third-party data centres. In the UK its first GPU deployments went live in Crawley (October 2024, with Digital Realty) and London Docklands (December 2024, with Global Switch). In September 2025 it announced a further £1.5 billion UK phase, taking its UK commitment to £2.5 billion. CoolPower does not yet track individual CoreWeave sites as projects.
0 tracked project records. Checked 18 Oct 2026.
Digital Realty
Colocation owner, Colocation operator. HQ: United States
Data centre REIT reporting 300+ data centres in 55+ metros. Its location list covers London, Dublin, Frankfurt and Düsseldorf, Northern Virginia and other US metros, Kuala Lumpur and Singapore among the focus countries. It received a 50 MW provisional allocation on Jurong Island under Singapore's DC-CFA2 in August 2026. CoreWeave's first UK GPU deployment went live at a Digital Realty site in Crawley in October 2024.
1 tracked project record. Checked 18 Oct 2026.
Equinix
Colocation owner, Colocation operator. HQ: United States
Global colocation and interconnection provider. Its location list includes metros in seven of the eight focus countries: London and Manchester, Dublin, Frankfurt, Hamburg and Munich, many US metros, Johor and Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, and Dubai and Abu Dhabi. In March 2026 it started building DB7x in Dublin using existing site power, and in August 2026 it received a 50 MW provisional allocation on Jurong Island under Singapore's DC-CFA2.
2 tracked project records. Checked 18 Oct 2026.
Hyperscaler, Developer, Occupier. HQ: United States
Alphabet subsidiary operating Google Cloud and its own data centres. Google Cloud lists regions in the UK, Germany, the US, Singapore and Saudi Arabia among the focus countries, with a Malaysia region announced in 2024 and no region in Ireland or the UAE. Recent own data centre activity includes Waltham Cross in the UK (opened September 2025), Dietzenbach in Germany with district heat recovery, the permitted Grange Castle extension in Dublin and the Elmina site in Malaysia.
4 tracked project records. Checked 18 Oct 2026.
Khazna Data Centers
Colocation owner, Colocation operator, Developer. HQ: United Arab Emirates
UAE hyperscale data centre company, described by WAM as a G42 company, with several operational facilities across the UAE. Khazna is developing the 1 GW Stargate UAE AI cluster inside the UAE-US AI Campus in Abu Dhabi, with the first 200 MW planned for 2026. Its site says its AUH6 facility has been retrofitted for GPU workloads and that Ajman will add 100 MW of AI-capable capacity.
2 tracked project records. Checked 18 Oct 2026.
Meta Platforms
Hyperscaler, Developer, Occupier. HQ: United States
Owner of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, which builds and runs its own data centres and has no public cloud regions. In July 2026 Meta said it would expand its Richland Parish, Louisiana site, home of its Hyperion AI cluster, to 5 GW of compute capacity with more than $50 billion invested in the region. CoolPower currently tracks only this Meta project among the focus countries.
1 tracked project record. Checked 18 Oct 2026.
Microsoft
Hyperscaler, Developer, Occupier. HQ: United States
Global software and cloud company operating Azure. Azure lists regions in all eight focus countries except Saudi Arabia, where Saudi Arabia East is announced for November 2026. Microsoft is building its own AI datacenters, including the Fairwater campus in Mount Pleasant, Wisconsin (first facility fully operational June 2026) and a three-site cluster in the Rhenish area of Germany (groundbreaking March 2026). In October 2026 it was reported to have withdrawn as customer of the planned Nscale site at Loughton, UK.
4 tracked project records. Checked 18 Oct 2026.
Oracle
Hyperscaler, Occupier. HQ: United States
Enterprise software company operating Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. OCI lists commercial regions in all eight focus countries except Ireland, including two in the UK, two in Singapore, two in the UAE, two in Saudi Arabia and Malaysia West 2 at Kulai, Johor. Oracle is a named partner in Stargate UAE. Its role at Abilene, Texas is widely reported but not confirmed in the primary source CoolPower used.
1 tracked project record. Checked 18 Oct 2026.
Vantage Data Centers
Colocation owner, Colocation operator, Developer. HQ: United States
Hyperscale data centre developer and operator listing 40 campuses on five continents. In the focus countries its pages show Berlin (88 MW total) and Frankfurt (112 MW), Dublin (52 MW), Cardiff (148 MW) and London (75 MW), Virginia and other US campuses, and Cyberjaya and Johor in Malaysia, where the Sedenak Tech Park campus is planned at 300 MW+ critical IT load across three facilities with the first operational. Its Dublin DUB11 project is delayed, with a €151.7m provision for tenant credits.
1 tracked project record. Checked 18 Oct 2026.
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