Rankings, comparisons and alternatives
The companies in the SAVRN Index, the sites in the Capital Atlas and the prices in the tracker, arranged the way a buyer asks for them: who is largest, who is cheapest, who builds what, and how two providers compare. Every row traces to a source.
Top neocloud GPU providers in 2026
Neocloud and GPU cloud providers ranked by disclosed capacity, with H100 and B200 list prices.
Open →Largest AI data center developers in 2026
Developers ranked by the megawatts disclosed at their named sites, operating split from announced.
Open →Self-powered and off-grid AI data center companies
Every site with on-site, behind-the-meter or off-grid generation on record.
Open →Fuel cell powered AI data centers
Sites with fuel cell power on record and the fuel cell generators planned nationally.
Open →Sovereign AI factory companies and cloud providers
Sovereign and air-gapped AI environments scored against the SAVRN Standard.
Open →Modular data center companies in 2026
Prefabricated and modular AI data center vendors with block size, cooling and lead time.
Open →Data center developers directory
An alphabetical directory of every tracked developer and map operator.
Open →Crusoe vs Lambda vs CoreWeave
Two to four Index companies side by side: sites, capacity, capital, prices and listings.
Open →Alternatives to Crusoe
A company's peers in the same category, ranked with the same data. One page per provider.
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Seven references, one system
Capital, delay, policy, water, grid, permits and scarcity are one system seen from seven sides. Each reference is primary-sourced, refreshed on a schedule, and links into the others, so a project can be followed from the money committed to the docket that stopped it.