AI Infrastructure SimCity · live registry · playable world

Every data center that exists or is coming, what it will cost and emit, whether it should be built, and a simulation to build it in.

Research agents keep a registry of current and announced facilities from public sources. An estimation engine turns each one into economics, environmental footprint and community impact. An advisor searches energy mixes, issues a go, conditional or no-go verdict, and writes a build plan you can play through in the simulation.

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Sites tracked

26,100 MW at full build-out

Operational

11,600 MW

In pipeline

14,500 MW

Verdicts

5 / 4 / 3

go / conditional / no go

What changed in the last 24 h0 verdicts written0 sites enriched and measured0 discovery runs0 deals initiatedlast run Nov 8, 2:00 AM on · run log

For the

Executive

Where to build next, what it costs, how long until first revenue, and which sites the advisor would not sign off on.

▸Portfolio capex and payback
▸Critical path by site
▸Open conditions

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For the

Policy maker

What each facility does to the grid, the water table, the air, and the local economy, and whether the operator has a viable path.

▸Jobs, tax base, local spend
▸Carbon, water, grid share
▸Nuisance and sentiment

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For the

Investor

Risk-adjusted ranking of the pipeline with live sensitivity to power prices and utilization, and the verdict behind each number.

▸IRR, NPV, payback
▸Price and utilization sliders
▸Go / no-go with conditions

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Recently updated sites

All sites

Site	Status	MW	Capex	Verdict
Western Sydney campus Sydney, New South Wales, Australia	Under construction	400	$13.8B	Conditional
Narvik AI campus Narvik, Nordland, Norway	Planned	300	$9.8B	Go
Sines campus Sines, Alentejo, Portugal	Under construction	1,200	$41.4B	Conditional
Hyderabad AI campus Hyderabad, Telangana, India	Planned	500	$17.9B	Conditional
Johor Bahru cluster Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia	Under construction	1,500	$53.0B	No go
Humain hyperscale Riyadh, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia	Planned	1,500	$53.2B

Agent spending policy · the leash on the wallet

agents propose, policy constrains, humans approve above the line

Agent budget

$1M

$448k remaining

Live exposure

$552k

created + approved + captured

Auto-approve under

$25k

per-transaction cap $250k

Held deposits

$50k parked on conditional sites

Policy outcomes so far: 2 auto-approved · 2 sent to a human · 0 denied. A no-go verdict never spends, refunds are never gated, and every decision is written onto its payment in the ledger.

Deals ledger · agent-initiated PayPal payments

$132k captured · 4 payments

How a verdict is produced

1
Discover. Muse Spark plans web searches, Tavily runs them, and the model extracts name, operator, location, status, capacity, energy supply and sources.
2
Enrich. The same pair establishes the local factors: power price, grid carbon and headroom, interconnection lead time, labor, water stress, population, sentiment and any moratorium. Then SAM 3.1 looks at the site from above and measures its land, water and solar.
3
Estimate. A deterministic engine computes capex, schedule, revenue, carbon, water, grid share, jobs, tax base and nuisance for a hardware spec and an energy mix. Change the mix and it recomputes.
4
Advise. The engine searches alternative mixes against hard floors and fixes the verdict. Muse writes the rationale, conditions, risks, a brief per audience, and a build plan that opens in the simulation. Crusoe managed inference stands in when Muse is unavailable.
5
Acquire. The acquisition agent acts on the verdict through PayPal, inside a spending policy: a per-transaction cap and a portfolio budget can deny a spend outright, deposits at or under the auto-approve threshold proceed on the agent's own authority, and anything larger waits for a person to approve in PayPal. A go verdict creates a land-option deposit, a conditional verdict a smaller refundable held deposit. When conditions clear, the held deposit is released toward the option with a top-up; if the site flips to no-go, it is refunded. Every decision lands in the deals ledger below.