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Introducing the Northwise Data Center Tracker. Explore the sites behind the AI buildout, compare companies and test how your assumptions change a forecast. $NBIS $IREN $CIFR $CRWV $WULF $KEEL Here is what you can do with it. 1/6

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Northwise Project17 days ago

Start with the map. Filter by company, find a location and open its details to see reported capacity, timing and original sources. Map coverage includes $NBIS $IREN $CIFR $CRWV $WULF $KEEL. A Free account includes the map and site details. 2/6

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Northwise Project17 days ago

Go deeper with Premium comparison. Put companies side by side, inspect management targets and explore available forecasts. Keep each metric’s definition in view: connected power, active IT and revenue run rates tell different stories. 3/6

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Northwise Project17 days ago

Build your own case. Full financial workflows currently cover $NBIS $IREN $CIFR $CRWV. Start from a dated Northwise model, change site timing or capacity, test financial assumptions and inspect the effect on your selected-year result. 4/6

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Northwise Project17 days ago

Review the assumptions behind the result, save a scenario copy or download a snapshot. Reported facts, management plans and your assumptions stay distinct. $WULF and $KEEL are included in map and capacity coverage; full financial model coverage differs. 5/6

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Northwise Project17 days ago

We are sharing a step-by-step tutorial series, from finding your first site to testing a one-year delay. Start with a company you follow, check the evidence and make the assumptions your own. Explore the tracker: 6/6

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matt17 days ago

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

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Northwise Project17 days ago

Thanks Matt! Let us know if you spot any areas for improvement. This one will grow with the help of the $NBIS community!

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Sadok17 days ago

mapping the actual locations makes the infrastructure scale feel real

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Northwise Project17 days ago

Very much help to conceptualize! Especially seeing it advance so quickly over time!

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PapaPizza17 days ago

Seems political positioning/narrative is playing out😎….trying not to say the obvious…

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