Side by Side, Settled.
Compare up to four facilities or operators across sixteen standardized criteria, benchmarked against their market.
What you get
Head to head, on one screen
Facilities or operators
Compare sites on power, utility, redundancy, and cooling, or companies on capacity, reach, and growth.
Benchmarked, not floating
A market benchmark column puts the median beside every row, so each number carries its context.
Scored, not eyeballed
Each criterion knows which direction wins, so the best cell in every row is marked and the wins are tallied per column.
A closer look
The bake-off, on one screen
Comparisons hold up because the columns share a schema. Put up to four facilities side by side across sixteen criteria spanning capacity and build, power and efficiency, and commercial measures, with the best value in each row marked and a running win count per column.
Switch to operators mode and the same discipline applies to companies: capacity, reach, growth, and portfolio measures, lined up and scored.
The benchmark column keeps everyone honest: the market's median or average beside every row, with the sample size shown, so an impressive number can be read against what normal looks like. It is a control and never a competitor, so it is excluded from the win count.
- Facilities or operators, up to four columns
- Sixteen criteria with best-in-row scoring and win counts
- Market benchmark column: median or average, sample size shown
- Blank cells where we hold no verified figure, never a filled-in guess
FAQ
Questions, answered
Can I compare facilities from different markets?
Yes. Any facilities we track can share a screen, and each can be benchmarked against its own market for context.
What criteria are in a facility comparison?
Sixteen rows across capacity and build, power and efficiency, and commercial measures: IT load, building size, the grid utility, redundancy, and cooling among them. Where we hold no verified figure for a facility the cell is blank rather than filled with a guess.
What is the benchmark column?
A live market reference: the median or average for the market you choose, with the sample size shown, so every number reads in context.
How is best-in-row decided?
Each criterion knows its own direction: higher is better for capacity, lower for PUE. The winning cell is marked and the wins are tallied per column, and a row where neither side has a verified figure is not scored at all.
Can I benchmark against a different market?
Yes. The benchmark column's market is your choice, and you can restrict it by facility type or switch between median and average.
Can I add a column later?
Yes. Comparisons keep up to four columns, and you can add or swap columns at any point.
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