Where data centres and compute infrastructure are needed, where they can actually be built, what is being proposed, approved, financed and constructed, what is failing or delayed, and why.
Compute demand is digital. Compute infrastructure is physical.
Compute Sentinel is not a directory of data centres. It is an infrastructure intelligence product: a public gallery, downloadable briefs, and an engine room. Register a desk for limited tools. Chamber unlocks compare, scenario and compatibility. Branding is modular: rename in src/brand/config.ts without rebuilding the architecture.
How access works
- Gallery — public objects and the Lansdown sample brief. No identity.
- Desk — register. Search, three additional briefs, pad pack, failure file.
- Chamber — paid workbench. MOCK licence in v0.1; no card is collected.
- Syndicate — multi-desk, on request. Not self-serve.
What we will not build
- Another data-centre news website.
- A property listing site.
- An unverified map of proposed projects presented as fact.
- A single opaque site score.
- A generic chatbot.
- Fake precision.
Compute Sentinel is an experimental infrastructure-intelligence workbench. It does not constitute engineering advice, a grid connection offer, a planning approval, a valuation, a prospectus, or a representation that any announced megawatt figure is deliverable. Announced capacity is not approved capacity. Approved capacity is not power-secured capacity. Power-secured capacity is not financed or constructed capacity. Automated output is not a certified professional opinion. Professional responsibility remains human. Public pages show only information marked public or drawn from cited evidence, with an explicit confidence band.