// About

The commissioning intelligence layer for US data centers.

Cxdir indexes every major US data center — operator, location, capacity, vintage, ownership — and turns it into a working intelligence layer for the commissioning industry. Operators, investors, and Cx providers see the calendar before the RFP goes out.

// The problem

Refresh timing is invisible until it isn't.

A 15-year-old data center is entering the window where its UPS batteries, static switches, and generator control systems all need refresh — often simultaneously. But nobody outside the operator has visibility into that timing. Commissioning firms find out when the RFP lands. Investors find out when the operator's opex spikes. Vendors find out when the incumbent gets pre-selected.

The information exists. It's just not indexed. That's the gap Cxdir fills.

// Two layers

A public directory. A private intelligence layer.

Cxdir is deliberately built in two tiers because different audiences need different depths of information — and because the intelligence layer only works if its contents stay controlled.

Public directory

Free. Indexed by search engines. What anyone doing diligence needs to see.

  • · Facility name, operator, location
  • · Type, capacity range, year opened
  • · Publicly announced vendors
  • · Parent operator and ownership stack

Intel (private)

Access-controlled. Refresh scoring, portfolio views, outreach tracking.

  • · Precise addresses, campus notes
  • · Equipment inventory (as researched)
  • · Refresh window scoring by asset
  • · Ownership by fund/platform
  • · Cx history, contacts, outreach status
// Who it's for

Three audiences, one dataset.

// Commissioning firms

See which facilities are entering refresh cycles before the RFP is drafted. Focus outreach where the calendar says it will land.

// Investors & PE funds

Read a portfolio like a maintenance timeline. Understand where forecast capex actually falls, and which platforms carry the most refresh exposure.

// Equipment vendors

Know which facilities are approaching end-of-life on your competitors' equipment. Position early, not after the specification.

// Operators

Claim your listing. Correct anything wrong. See how the market sees your portfolio.

// Ecosystem

Cxdir sits inside a two-company operating stack.

Cxdir is one product in an integrated ecosystem for hyperscale data center construction. Its sister company, EyesAbove, provides enterprise aerial intelligence — RTK orthomosaics, radiometric thermal, LiDAR, and multi-year progress documentation — on the same projects Cxdir indexes.

Where Cxdir identifies where new data center capacity is being built, EyesAbove documents how it's being built, on the reporting cadence owners, investors, and lenders need. Metro Atlanta HQ, FAA Part 107 certified, NDA-ready onboarding, active flight operations across TN, GA, AL, NC, SC, FL — with LA and TX in 2026 to match the Louisiana and West Texas build boom.

One data model, two customer moments: intelligence at the pipeline stage, service at the execution stage. Facilities in EyesAbove active markets are flagged on the intel view with an amber coverage badge.

// Honesty about the data

Publicly disclosed sources only.

Every facility in Cxdir is drawn from published operator sources: press releases, hyperscaler location pages, permit filings, and trade coverage. Where we don't know something — a specific UPS install year, a GC of record — the field is empty. Fabricating equipment specs in front of a technical audience would end the project.

What we do have, from vintage alone, is a refresh-scoring layer that flags where the industry-standard equipment lifecycles say a facility is entering its refresh window. That signal is the wedge. The depth comes over time — through research, through operators claiming their listings, and through direct conversation.

Full detail on sourcing, refresh scoring, and how corrections happen is on the methodology page.

Talk to us.

Early access, corrections, partnerships, or commissioning conversations.

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