Cloud & Data Centers

The infrastructure your business runs on

Two things in one place: whether the major clouds, CDNs and AI providers are up right now, and a plain-English reference on where the world’s data centers actually live and what drives them.

10 of 12 reachable providers reporting all systems normal · 2 with an active issue.

Why this matters for a small business

Almost every small business now depends on infrastructure they don’t own and can’t see into — email through Google or Microsoft, a website on a CDN, payments through a processor sitting on AWS or Cloudflare. When one hiccups, it looks exactly like “my computer is broken,” when really the internet’s plumbing stumbled upstream.

What this means for you: if your business can’t tell “the internet is down” from “our software is broken,” that’s what our IT support is for — sorting out what’s actually yours to fix versus a provider outage you just wait out.

Live status

Straight from each provider’s own public status API — no fake all-clears.

Cloud & Infrastructure

Cloudflare

Outage

Partial System Outage

Google Cloud

Operational

All services operational

DigitalOcean

Operational

All Systems Operational

Fastly

Unknown

Status unavailable

Developer platforms

GitHub

Operational

All Systems Operational

npm

Operational

All Systems Operational

Netlify

Operational

All Systems Operational

Atlassian

Operational

All Systems Operational

AI providers

OpenAI

Operational

All Systems Operational

Anthropic

Operational

All Systems Operational

Communications

Discord

Operational

All Systems Operational

Reddit

Operational

All Systems Operational

Zoom

Unknown

Service Under Maintenance

Twilio

Degraded

Partially Degraded Service

Live from each provider’s status page · updated Oct 27, 2026, 7:44 AM.

Where the data centers are

The United States hosts the world's largest concentration of data centers, driven by cloud computing and, increasingly, AI compute demand. Power availability, water for cooling, tax incentives, and network connectivity drive where they get built.

Northern Virginia (Loudoun County)

“Data Center Alley” — the largest US/global market; routes a large share of internet traffic.

Dallas–Fort Worth, TX

Major growing hub with favorable power and land.

Silicon Valley, CA

Legacy core; constrained power and land.

Phoenix, AZ

Fast-growing; cooling and water are key siting factors.

Chicago, IL

Central connectivity hub for the Midwest.

Atlanta, GA

Rising Southeast hub.

Largest operators

Amazon Web ServicesMicrosoft AzureGoogle CloudMetaEquinixDigital Realty

What drives siting

  • Power: Data centers are large electricity consumers; grid capacity and interconnection queues increasingly constrain new builds.
  • Water & cooling: Cooling can be water-intensive — a siting and community-impact concern in dry regions.
  • AI demand: AI training and inference are driving a surge in high-density, high-power facilities.
  • Incentives: Many states offer tax incentives to attract facilities — a recurring policy debate.

Facilities in & around Indiana

104 data-center facilities mapped in Indiana and neighboring states.

FacilityOperatorNearest city
Aligned Data Center - Chicago ORD-01 Aligned Chicago, IL
Aligned Data Center - Chicago ORD-02 Aligned Chicago, IL
Centersquare Chicago Data Center - ORD1 ↗ Centersquare Chicago, IL
Centersquare Elk Grove Village Data Center Campus ORD2 ↗ Centersquare Chicago, IL
Centersquare Lisle ORD4 Data Center ↗ Centersquare Chicago, IL
CoreSite Chicago Data Center (CH1) ↗ CoreSite Chicago, IL
CoreSite Chicago Data Center (CH2) ↗ CoreSite Chicago, IL
CyrusOne CHI3 CyrusOne Chicago, IL
CyrusOne Chicago Aurora CME CyrusOne Chicago, IL
Datacenter (386) UChicago Argonne LLC Chicago, IL
Digital Realty CH1 ↗ Digital Realty Chicago, IL
Digital Realty CH2 ↗ Digital Realty Chicago, IL
Digital Realty CH3 ↗ Digital Realty Chicago, IL
Digital Realty Chicago ORD12 ↗ Digital Realty Chicago, IL
Digital Realty ORD10 Digital Realty Chicago, IL
Digital Realty ORD11 Digital Realty Chicago, IL
EdgeConneX CHI01 EdgeConneX Chicago, IL
EdgeConneX CHI02 ↗ EdgeConneX Chicago, IL
Edged Chicago ORD01 Edged Chicago, IL
Element Critical CH1 ↗ Element Critical Chicago, IL
Element Critical CH2 ↗ Element Critical Chicago, IL
Equinix Chicago CH3 ↗ Equinix Chicago, IL
Equinix Chicago Data Center - CH1 ↗ Equinix Chicago, IL
Equinix Chicago Data CH7 ↗ Equinix Chicago, IL
Geneseo Communications Inc — Chicago, IL
Iron Mountain Data & Record Storage Iron Mountain Chicago, IL
Lakeside Technology Center — Chicago, IL
Lincoln Rackhouse — Chicago, IL
Microsoft - Azure Datacenter Microsoft Chicago, IL
Netrality Netrality Chicago, IL
NTT Chicago CH1 ↗ NTT Chicago, IL
NTT Chicago CH2 NTT Chicago, IL
NTT Chicago CH3 ↗ NTT Chicago, IL
NTT Chicago CH4 ↗ NTT Chicago, IL
QTS Chicago Quality Technology Services Chicago, IL
Serverfarm CH1 ↗ Serverfarm Chicago, IL
Skybox Chicago I ↗ Skybox Chicago, IL
STACK Chicago CHI01 ↗ Stack Infrastructure Chicago, IL
Stream Chicago I ↗ Stream Chicago, IL
Stream Chicago II ↗ Stream Chicago, IL
T5 Chicago II ↗ T5 Data Centers Chicago, IL
VISA VISA Chicago, IL
West Monroe — Chicago, IL
Digital Crossroad ↗ Digital Crossroad South Holland, IL
IU Data Center Indiana University Bloomington, IN
Dynamics Mining — Evansville, IN
Genome Data Center Washington University in St. Louis Evansville, IN
Netrality Data Centers — Evansville, IN
TierPoint — Evansville, IN
Comcast Comcast Fort Wayne, IN
EdgeConneX Detroit DET01 ↗ EdgeConneX Fort Wayne, IN
Agricultural and Biological Engineering — Lafayette, IN
Learning GIS! — Lafayette, IN
Amazon AWS Data Center — South Bend, IN
NCSA Petascale Computing Facility — Terre Haute, IN
Flexential Louisville - Downtown ↗ Flexential Louisville, KY
Flexential Louisville - East ↗ Flexential Louisville, KY
CyrusOne CIN2 ↗ CyrusOne Cincinnati, OH
CyrusOne Cincinnati-Hamilton CIN4 ↗ CyrusOne Cincinnati, OH
CyrusOne Cincinnati-Lebanon — Cincinnati, OH
CyrusOne Cincinnati-Mason CIN3 ↗ CyrusOne Cincinnati, OH
East Kentucky Network Datacenter ↗ — Cincinnati, OH
Flexential Cincinnati Flexential Cincinnati, OH
Alpha Federal ↗ Alpha Innovations Columbus, OH
Amazon AWS: Hilliard Data Center Amazon Web Services us-east-2 datacenter Columbus, OH
Amazon New Albany: Jug and Beach Road — Columbus, OH
Amazon Web Services Amazon Web Services Columbus, OH
Amazon Web Services CMH50 Amazon Web Services Columbus, OH
Amazon Web Services CMH53 Amazon Web Services Columbus, OH
Amazon Web Services CMH59 Amazon Web Services Columbus, OH
Amazon Web Services CMH56 Amazon Web Services Columbus, OH
Amazon Web Services CMH62 Amazon Web Services Columbus, OH
Amazon Web Services Datacenter Complex Amazon Web Services Columbus, OH
Carrier Services Group — Columbus, OH
Compugen New Albany — Columbus, OH
Google Google Columbus, OH
Google Lockbourne, OH Google Columbus, OH
Google NBY-1 Google Columbus, OH
Google NBY-2 Google Columbus, OH
Google NBY-3 Google Columbus, OH
Google NBY-4 Google Columbus, OH
Google NBY-5 Google Columbus, OH
Google NBY-6 Google Columbus, OH
Google NBY-7 Google Columbus, OH
H5 Data Center ↗ — Columbus, OH
Involta Independence — Columbus, OH
Involta-Akron — Columbus, OH
LCO 1 Meta Columbus, OH
LCO 2 Meta Columbus, OH
LexisNexus Springfield — Columbus, OH
Lumen Cleveland — Columbus, OH
NAO 1/NAO 2 Meta Columbus, OH
NAO 3 Meta Columbus, OH
NAO 5/NAO 6 Meta Columbus, OH
QTS NAL 2 DC1 · since 2024-09-01 Quality Technology Services Columbus, OH
QTS NAL 2 DC2 · since 2024-12-01 Quality Technology Services Columbus, OH
QTS NAL1 DC1 · since 2024-04-01 Quality Technology Services Columbus, OH
QTS NAL1 DC2 · since 2024-10-08 Quality Technology Services Columbus, OH
STACK New Albany ↗ — Columbus, OH
T5@Cleveland T5 Data Centers Columbus, OH
TJX Corporate Techno — Columbus, OH
Vantage Building 1 · since 2024-10-01 Vantage Columbus, OH
Vantage Building 2 · since 2025-01-01 Vantage Columbus, OH
Vantage Building 3 · since 2025-03-01 Vantage Columbus, OH

Community-mapped facilities from OpenStreetMap across Indiana and neighboring states. OSM coverage is partial — this is not a complete registry. Source: OpenStreetMap via Overpass · updated Oct 27, 2026, 7:44 AM.

Tracking new facilities over time

OpenStreetMap has no built-in history — so every time this site rebuilds, it compares the current facility list against everything it has ever seen and keeps a running ledger. Tracking began Jul 25, 2026; 104 facilities have been recorded so far.

No newly-mapped facilities have appeared since tracking began. That’s expected right after tracking starts — check back after future site rebuilds as OpenStreetMap’s community mapping catches up with new construction.

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Data-center industry news

Real construction, investment and power announcements from the two major trade publications — the free substitute for a paid industry-intelligence feed.