Global Compute Network
Where compute sits, where demand originates, and what MACOMX can actually see in each market.
What a node on this map means
A strategic relationship is not live capacity. Every location carries one of four states, and none of them is assumed.
Published by institutions
The market is described by government, official platform or public infrastructure data. MACOMX has no direct relationship with any operator there.
Public information only
Compute products and capacity in this market are publicly documented. Used for comparison and context.
Direct data relationship
An operator in this market submits capacity to MACOMX, or a data connection exists. Applied only after the operator confirms it.
Capacity verified
Capacity has completed MACOMX verification. Applied only after internal approval — never inferred from a provider's own description.
China compute regions
The national computing hubs and coordination zones that concentrate most of China's intelligent compute capacity.
Western hubs — power-led
- Inner MongoliaOfficial infra
- NingxiaOfficial infra
- GansuOfficial infra
- GuizhouOfficial infra
- SichuanOfficial infra
Low power cost and cool climate. Suited to training and batch workloads where latency to the end user is not the binding constraint.
Eastern hubs — demand-led
- Beijing / TianjinOfficial infra
- Shanghai / SuzhouOfficial infra
International markets
- SingaporeMarket reference
- Middle EastMarket reference
- EuropeMarket reference
- North AmericaMarket reference
- AfricaMarket reference
If you operate in one of these markets, the map should say so.
A market moves from tracked to connected when an operator submits capacity, and to verified when that capacity is checked. Both start the same way.