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Data Center Evidence
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Last updated November 11, 2026.

Data Center Evidence is a free public-information guide run by Lofi Analytics Ltd Co. It explains common questions about data center proposals and shows what public records say about a small set of projects at stated dates. It is not an environmental certification, a legal ruling, an engineering opinion, or a forecast of how a project will perform.

The site is read-only

The site is for reading. It does not accept submissions, comments, uploads or accounts. Do not try to send data to it or interfere with it.

Read each answer with its source

A “Yes” answers one stated question. It does not mean a facility is harmless, approved in every respect, or meeting every condition. “Not known” is not a finding of harm. Map locations and project stages come from an imported list and may be incomplete or out of date. Confirm deadlines and decisions with the public body responsible.

A company or public body named on this site is not connected to it, does not support it, and has not been certified by it.

The question sheet

The question sheet is for your own notes. What you write on it is yours. We do not see it, check it or endorse it.

Reuse

Follow the attribution and license terms attached to each source dataset. Documents from other publishers keep their original terms. Our own review text and structured answers are available under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0. Credit Data Center Evidence and keep the source links and review dates. The files and their credits are listed on About this guide.

Corrections and replies

We may correct or remove published material at any time. This site has no form and no email address for corrections. The operator’s mailing address is at the end of the Privacy page.

If you write about an answer, name the project and the statement, and name the public record that supports your point. The same evidence rules apply to residents, companies and public bodies. A letter does not change an answer by itself: we check the record first. We do not promise a reply or a deadline.

Data Center Evidence

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Map data: Compute Atlas by Edward Kubiak, CC BY 4.0. Filtered to data centers; fields normalized.