Stacked AI provides data center sourcing and transaction advisory across the United States. We help capacity buyers, facility owners, and investors assess sites, power commitments, and the evidence behind a transaction.
The work starts with a decision: where to place a workload, what to do with an owned facility, or whether to advance an acquisition. The result is a written assessment of the options, the supporting information, and the questions that still need answers.
Three ways to work with Stacked AI
Find data center capacity
For enterprises, AI and HPC platforms, and other capacity buyers comparing sites against a business deadline. The Site Screen examines power availability, delivery evidence, density, cooling, indicative pricing, and connectivity. It makes missing information visible alongside the shortlist.
Sell, retain, or reposition a facility
For owners deciding what to do with a data center or a site whose original use has changed. The Asset Position Review examines the documented power position, potential buyer types, valuation assumptions, and issues to resolve before a transaction. A decision to retain the asset is a valid outcome.
Evaluate a data center acquisition
For investors and lenders assessing a building or a platform. The Power and Credit Screen examines interconnection and tariff information, energization risk, equipment exposure, and the entities behind lease obligations. It identifies issues that could affect price or the decision to proceed.
Coverage and approach
Stacked AI works across US markets and considers enterprise-owned facilities, colocation, powered shells, powered land, and retrofit or conversion candidates. The relevant market follows the requirements of the engagement.
Our published service approach is to define the requirement, examine technical and commercial evidence, and explain the recommendation in writing. A quoted power capacity or target date needs context: what supports it, what conditions apply, and what remains unresolved.
Read our evidence and editorial methodology
Start with the decision
Tell us whether you are seeking capacity, reviewing an owned facility, or evaluating an acquisition. Include the approximate location, scale, and decision date so we can discuss a useful starting scope.