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From public market visibility to early intelligence access.

Clarke is currently in Alpha. Browse the public index today, or apply for early access to deeper facility intelligence, source trails, forecasts, and research workflows as the platform expands.

Current access model

Clarke is opening in stages.

A public index for market visibility, selective Alpha Access for serious infrastructure users, and future enterprise workflows for teams that need broader coverage and data delivery.

Public Index
Available now

Open access to Clarke's public facility index.

  • Clarke-tracked facilities
  • Live and planned power fields
  • Compute estimates in one unit, dense FP8, where available
  • Capacity trajectory view
  • Public source and methodology notes
  • Two full profiles, open to everyone: OpenAI Stargate Abilene and SpaceX Colossus 2 Tulane
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Enterprise
By request

For institutions that need broader coverage, custom research, team workflows, or future data delivery.

Planned capabilities
  • Expanded facility coverage
  • Portfolio and market watchlists
  • Custom research requests
  • Team access
  • Data exports
  • API and data feeds
  • Dedicated support
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FAQ

Frequently asked.

What is Clarke?

Clarke is building an intelligence layer for AI infrastructure. The platform tracks data centers, power availability, planned capacity, compute estimates, and delivery signals so investors, operators, and policy teams can understand where AI compute supply is coming online.

What does "Clarke Estimate" mean?

A Clarke Estimate is a modeled value produced when a figure is not directly confirmed by a primary source. Estimates may use permits, utility filings, operator disclosures, physical infrastructure signals, comparable facilities, and Clarke's methodology. Estimates are labeled separately from confirmed figures.

How is the data sourced?

Clarke prioritizes primary and high-authority public sources, including permits, utility records, regulatory filings, operator disclosures, government records, and infrastructure documentation. Secondary sources may be used for context, but source quality is tracked and labeled.

How often does the index update?

During Alpha, Clarke updates the index as new evidence becomes available. Some facilities may update frequently as permits, filings, and power signals change; others may remain stable until new public documentation appears.

Is there an API?

Not yet. Enterprise data delivery and API access are planned for future phases. Alpha users may receive early visibility into the data model and export workflows as they develop.

Who should apply for Alpha?

Infrastructure investors, data center operators, developers, energy teams, analysts, AI infrastructure companies, and policy teams who need better visibility into the physical buildout of AI compute.