Hyperscaler MW

Site Explanation: Hyperscaler MW Hyperscaler capacity is frequently double counted because one physical block can appear in a utility filing, a developer pipeline, a colocation landlord backlog, and a cloud-company expansion announcement. Praevoium should link all claims to a unique campus, building, phase, and capacity block. Operating hyperscaler MW should mean energized critical IT load controlled or contractually occupied by the hyperscaler. Owned, leased, dedicated hosted, and joint-venture

Interpretation rule: Results are derived estimates. They are not reported facts unless the inputs themselves come from directly reported, scope-matched evidence.

Operating Hyperscaler MW

owned+leased+hosted

Owned operating critical IT MW MW

Leased operating critical IT MW MW

Dedicated hosted operating MW MW

Derived result
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Use unique physical capacity blocks to avoid landlord/tenant double counting.

Critical IT MW from Gross MW

gross/pue

Gross facility MW MW

PUE ratio

Derived result
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Derived estimate when critical IT load is not directly reported.

Remaining Contracted MW

max(0,contracted-delivered)

Total contracted MW MW

Delivered operating MW MW

Derived result
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Result is floored at zero.

IT Load Factor

active/energized*100

Average active IT load MW

Energized critical IT capacity MW

Derived result
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Load factor is not the same as operating capacity.

Equity-Attributed MW

physical*(ownership/100)

Physical facility capacity MW

Ownership share %

Derived result
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Keep full physical capacity separate from equity-attributed exposure.

Annual Energy from Nameplate Generation

mw*(cf/100)*8760

Generation nameplate MW

Capacity factor %

Derived result
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Generation nameplate is not data-center IT capacity.