LandGate has expanded its spatial platform to map more than 2,100 data-center facilities across 10 major European markets, providing site-level geographic data, energy-performance indicators and operational tracking. The company, which was acquired by Wood Mackenzie in June 2026, makes the data available through a GIS (geographic information system), API, direct export, DASS and an MCP server (AI data-connection protocol). Its coverage includes more than 500 facilities in the United Kingdom, more than 450 in Germany, more than 250 in France, about 198 in the Netherlands, more than 180 in Italy, more than 130 in Spain, more than 122 in Ireland, more than 121 in Sweden, more than 107 in Poland and more than 105 in Switzerland. LandGate says the platform helps users assess land, power supply, connectivity and permitting together as large-scale development and AI workloads increase power-density requirements. The company also tracks more than 6,200 U.S. sites and more than 4,000 international sites across over 160 countries.