Power Application Map
The Vista Site Selection Power Application Map tool provides nationwide data, analytics and insights into regional infrastructure tied to data center development projects, such as energy resources and internet connectivity. It also offers up-to-date data regarding existing hyperscale data centers and hosting-based businesses.
A $500 monthly subscription makes the Power Application Map an affordable way to save both costs and countless research hours during your development projects.
Comprehensive and Easy-to-Read
The Power Application Map features a simple interface so that users can research a region’s data center capabilities with just a few clicks.
Whether you’re looking to take a high-level look at a single metric or want to dig down into several factors at a census tract level, this makes finding your desired information simple and quick.
How It Works
Choose Metric(s):
Select the data center metrics that you wish to review. You can combine any number of data points.
Choose Location
Look at the national picture or compare infrastructure at the local level with our nuanced analytics.
Save and Share
The tool offers a range of options for creating notes or saving and sharing your findings among decision-makers.
The Power Application Map Tool Offers Insights On:
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Hyperscale Data Centers and NAICS Code 518: See maps charting locations for the foremost data center providers, as well as businesses involved in data hosting and web hosting.
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Energy Supply
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Learn details about available power stations, including:
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Energy source
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Capacity
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Regional electric service providers.
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Consider details on substations, such as their classification and how far they sit from your potential project.
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Assess transmission line networks and their capacity.
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Internet Connectivity
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Track access to dark layer fiber, filtered by availability or lease status.
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Review FCC broadband data, broken down to state, county and census tract level or even block-by-block if you desire.
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Risk Management: Avoid costly mistakes by using the tool’s environmental hazard data to gauge an area’s risk for flooding or other disasters.