Bellwether provides granular insight into AI infrastructure at the project level. It filters and analyzes thousands of permits, utility filings and financing documents to help asset owners, lenders and developers understand risk at the campus, company and sector levels.
The actual DC Tracker, as a developer, a lender and an investor would use it, and how it turns a new filing into a view on the securities exposed.
How the deal structure becomes a 3D build plan of Stargate Abilene, and how that isolates the specific parts of the project that still carry risk.
Every AI campus sits on a stack of permits, interconnection filings and financing documents. Bellwether reads them, so your team spends its time pricing, structuring and mitigating the risk instead of finding it.
Thousands of permits, utility filings and financing documents read, sorted and linked to each campus, so analysts start from the answer instead of the search.
Gate-level status for every tracked campus and project LLC (zoning, interconnection, air permits, financing), each tied to the document behind it.
Primary records re-read and reviewed weekly, with a Monday briefing on campuses that changed tier and catalysts coming up.
Schedule slips are what erode returns, and the warning signs sit in county agendas, utility dockets and state permit files that no deal team can watch across every asset.
Permitting and regulatory monitoring for each campus and project LLC: a sourced financial-close checklist, energization dates from the utility and grid operator record, and the rulings and votes ahead.
See a slip coming, and how far it moves energization, in time to reflect it in the returns case and the asset plan.
Underwriting a new data center loan or syndication means rebuilding the permit and power picture from scratch, and borrower materials present the sponsor’s view.
An independent, sourced read of every gate on the campus, the record on the sponsor’s other tracked campuses, and who else has lent into each deal.
Underwrite and price delivery risk independently of the sponsor’s materials, then monitor it for the life of the loan. Project Jupiter was flagged 66 days ahead of Oracle’s force-majeure notice.
Capex guidance says what hyperscalers and neoclouds plan to build, not whether the power and permits exist to build it.
Delivered against planned GW by company, obligations against cash flow from filings, and dated catalysts mapped to traded bonds and equities.
Size positions on what the record supports, and know which ruling or vote moves the name next.
On September 24, 2026 Oracle sent a force-majeure notice on its Project Jupiter campus, and its shares fell about 3% that day. Every step leading up to it was in the public record.
The DC Tracker's execution-risk score crossed its High band 66 days, and its Critical band 32 days, before the notice. The leading signals came from dockets and courts, not financial disclosures.
Single-case, in-sample illustration.
Retail is an introduction to AI infrastructure. Professional and Institutional are the full platform: every campus, the documents behind it and the research library. Bellwether is in private beta: approved users have full access free until launch.
An introduction to the AI buildout: how fast it has to scale, who the major participants are, and the headline numbers behind it.
Saves the hours spent reading permits, utility filings and lender documents campus by campus, with every finding linked to its source.
The team hears when a campus slips or a catalyst date approaches, and can pull the data straight into its own models and IC memos.