{"generated_at": "2026-11-07T09:30:53.118326+00:00", "key_stats": {"computed": "2026-11-07T08:50:34.449998+00:00", "constraint": null, "dcpi_score": 69.6, "excess": null, "facility_count": 9, "mw_reporting_count": 1, "name": "Tucson", "recent_deals": [], "slug": "tucson", "state": "AZ", "top_operators": [{"count": 1, "name": "Centurylink Tucson"}, {"count": 1, "name": "DirecTV"}, {"count": 1, "name": "Involta Tucson"}, {"count": 1, "name": "Login, LLC"}, {"count": 1, "name": "Simply Bits, LLC"}], "total_mw": 5.0, "verdict": "BUILD"}, "model": "claude-haiku-4-5", "name": "Tucson", "narrative_md": "# Tucson Data Center Market Brief\n\nTucson hosts nine tracked data center facilities across five distinct operators, with CenturyLink Tucson, DirecTV, Involta Tucson, Login LLC, and Simply Bits LLC each maintaining a single site in the market. One facility publicly reports its power consumption, but aggregate capacity data for the market remains undisclosed. The operator base reflects a mix of regional and national providers without clear market concentration, suggesting a fragmented competitive landscape typical of secondary markets in the Southwest.\n\nThis combination signals that new power supply capacity is available and that regulatory, infrastructure, or contractual barriers to accessing that power remain modest.\n\nNo recent deals have been tracked in Tucson's data center market. The deal silence is consistent with a market in early- to mid-stage maturity, where operators maintain independent facilities without triggering major transactional events.\n\nTucson's regulatory environment is beginning to formalize data center governance; Oro Valley municipal proceedings have included discussion of new data center rules, and a 160-acre greenfield proposal in nearby Sahuarita is under public review. These signals suggest that municipal capacity planning and land-use policy around data center siting are active considerations for future development. Power and supply fundamentals remain the primary variable shaping feasibility for new or expanded operations in the market.", "slug": "tucson", "word_count": 315, "_gated": true, "_locked_fields": ["constraint", "constraint_score", "excess", "excess_power_score", "time_to_power_months", "top_opportunities_json", "top_risks_json"], "_upgrade_cta": "BUILD/CAUTION/AVOID verdicts, the composite score and the market list are free. The DCPI sub-scores (excess-power, grid-constraint, time-to-power) and risk/opportunity detail unlock with the DC Hub plan with every tool: https://dchub.cloud/pricing."}