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Does Elon Musk own data centers?
Yes, through the companies he controls: xAI (his AI company), Tesla (which runs its own compute for autonomy training), and to a smaller extent SpaceX. The flagship is xAI Colossus in Memphis, TN, one of the largest single-site GPU clusters ever built. Tesla’s Cortex cluster sits at Giga Texas near Austin.
As of 2026-09-27, the DEPLOY registry tracks 4 facilities connected to Musk-controlled companies, with capacity varying by site of disclosed critical IT.
Every tracked facility
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- Who are the Asian neoclouds?
The GPU-first, independent AI-compute clouds operating across Asia (India, Japan, Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore and Taiwan), each a verified DEPLOY registry record. Asia is the neocloud wedge.
- Who has the biggest AI data center?
Data-center leaderboard by critical IT megawatts.
- Are data centers going nuclear?
Every data-center-linked nuclear project on record: PPAs with existing stations plus new-build SMRs.
- Why are people against data centers?
The four sourced grievances: water, on-site fossil generation, grid strain, land/tax deals.
Rebuilt every 15 minutes from data_center_facilities. Match set: any facility operated by xAI, Tesla, SpaceX, or The Boring Company, plus explicit name matches (Colossus, Cortex). Facility status shown as recorded; capacity claims per-site live on each facility page.