Interconnecting Intelligence The facts on AI, from demand to buildout.

AI demand drives compute. Compute needs energy and chips.

We track all four from public records: filings, permits, grid queues and company disclosures. Each fact is checked against its source and links to it.

Demand Who uses AI and for what: users and usage, company adoption, closed and open models, AI revenue and pricing. 1 fact, latest Nov 3, 2026 Compute Where the capacity is built: data center campuses, spending on AI infrastructure, cloud and GPU capacity. 8 facts, latest Nov 3, 2026 Energy What powers it: utility load, power deals, generation, grid interconnection and electrical equipment. 5 facts, latest Nov 3, 2026 Chips What it runs on: accelerators, memory, advanced packaging, networking and optics, chip supply. 8 facts, latest Nov 3, 2026

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Compute Deal

The site in Hamre Industrial Park, SollefteƄ Municipality has a pending application for a grid connection of up to 100 MW. The purchase price was SEK 60.0 million (approximately US$6.2 million), and the Company intends to develop the site as an AI data center.

Cirenso Group ABVertical Data Inc.Vertical Data Nordic AB Source: Vertical Data Inc. 8-K, filed Nov 2, 2026

Compute Deal

The five-year take-or-pay term sheet would serve a sovereign government end customer, with aggregate contract value of approximately US$2.8 billion if fully performed. It is non-binding apart from exclusivity, dispute resolution and governing law, and is subject to definitive agreements, financing, letters of credit and export-control clearances.

NVIDIAVertical Data Inc. Source: Vertical Data Inc. 8-K, filed Nov 2, 2026

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