Everything the atlas draws, as plain CSV. These are generated from the running page, so they cannot drift out of step with what the map shows.
| File | Rows | Size |
|---|---|---|
| countries.csvOne row per country | 77 rows | 4 KB |
| metros.csvOne row per tracked data centre metro | 86 rows | 10 KB |
| suppliers.csvOne row per supplier, with tier and sub-layers | 163 rows | 11 KB |
| supply-shares.csvOne row per country share of a sub-layer | 136 rows | 7 KB |
Every row carries its grade
Each figure has a grade column beside it, and the grade means exactly what it says:
A — Reportedpublished by a statistical office, market report or company filing
B — Derivedcomputed here from published aggregates
C — Indicativeauthor estimate from fragmentary reporting
The census across the whole atlas is 33% A / 33% B / 34% C across 830 graded figures. Never cite a C-grade figure. It is there so the map has a shape, not so it can be quoted.
How to cite
Cite the original source, not this atlas. The Method & sources page lists every source with its link. Where you want to point at the compilation itself: Viljoen, A., Atlas of AI Buildout v1.3, atlasofaibuildout.com.
Licence
The compilation is MIT-licensed. The underlying data belongs to the cited sources and is summarised here for research and commentary.