The Revolution Map

Where America
Is Building

Chip fabs in the desert, reactors on the prairie, launch towers on the Gulf, AI data centers rising across the heartland. Tap any pin to see what is being built there.

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AI & Data Centers

  • Stargate Abilene Abilene, TexasThe first site of the Stargate AI infrastructure project, announced in January 2025.Source: OpenAI
  • Meta Hyperion Richland Parish, LouisianaMeta's largest AI data center project, announced in December 2024.Source: Meta
  • Microsoft Fairwater Mount Pleasant, WisconsinMicrosoft's Fairwater AI datacenter, unveiled in 2025.Source: Microsoft
  • Data Center Alley Ashburn, VirginiaThe largest concentration of data centers in the world. A large share of global internet traffic passes through it.Source: Loudoun County Economic Development

Chip Fabs

  • TSMC Arizona Phoenix, ArizonaIts first fab began volume production of 4-nanometer chips in late 2024. TSMC's planned U.S. investment totals $165 billion.Source: TSMC
  • Samsung Taylor Taylor, TexasA new advanced chip fab supported by a $4.7 billion CHIPS Act award finalized in December 2024.Source: U.S. Department of Commerce
  • Intel Ohio One New Albany, OhioIntel's planned leading-edge chip campus, announced in 2022. Intel has extended its schedule into the 2030s.Source: Intel
  • Micron New York Clay, New YorkA planned memory-chip megafab complex announced in 2022, one of the largest private investments in New York history.Source: Micron
  • Micron Boise Boise, IdahoMicron's headquarters, where a new leading-edge memory fab is under construction.Source: Micron
  • GlobalFoundries Malta Malta, New YorkA major U.S. chip foundry expanding production with a $1.5 billion CHIPS Act award (2024).Source: U.S. Department of Commerce

Space

  • Starbase Starbase, TexasSpaceX's Starship base. On October 13, 2024 a Super Heavy booster was caught by its launch tower for the first time.Source: SpaceX
  • Cape Canaveral & Kennedy Space Center FloridaLaunch site of Apollo 11 in 1969 and today one of the busiest spaceports in the world.Source: NASA; U.S. Space Force
  • Vandenberg CaliforniaAmerica's West Coast spaceport for polar and sun-synchronous orbits.Source: U.S. Space Force
  • Johnson Space Center Houston, TexasHome of Mission Control for American human spaceflight since 1965.Source: NASA
  • Wallops Island VirginiaRocket Lab's Launch Complex 2. Its first Electron launch from U.S. soil flew in January 2023.Source: Rocket Lab; NASA

Energy

  • Plant Vogtle Waynesboro, GeorgiaUnits 3 and 4 entered service in 2023 and 2024, making Vogtle the largest nuclear power plant in the United States.Source: Georgia Power
  • TerraPower Natrium Kemmerer, WyomingAdvanced reactor plant; construction began on June 10, 2024 next to a retiring coal plant.Source: TerraPower
  • Crane Clean Energy Center Three Mile Island, PennsylvaniaUnit 1 is being restarted under a 20-year agreement to power Microsoft data centers (announced September 2024).Source: Constellation Energy
  • Permian Basin West Texas & New MexicoAmerica's largest oil-producing region, supplying nearly half of U.S. crude oil.Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration
  • Sabine Pass LNG Cameron Parish, LouisianaShipped the first LNG cargo from the lower 48 states in 2016. The U.S. became the world's largest LNG exporter in 2023.Source: Cheniere; EIA
  • Commonwealth Fusion Systems Devens, MassachusettsBuilding SPARC, a compact tokamak designed to show fusion producing more energy than it consumes.Source: Commonwealth Fusion Systems

Factories

  • Tesla Gigafactory Nevada Sparks, NevadaBattery and drivetrain factory that began production in 2016.Source: Tesla
  • Giga Texas Austin, TexasTesla's headquarters and vehicle factory, opened in 2022.Source: Tesla
  • Hyundai Metaplant America Ellabell, GeorgiaElectric-vehicle plant that began production in 2024.Source: Hyundai Motor Group
  • Agility RoboFab Salem, OregonAnnounced in 2023 as the first factory built to mass-produce humanoid robots.Source: Agility Robotics

Innovation Hubs

  • Silicon Valley CaliforniaBirthplace of the silicon chip industry and home of NVIDIA, Apple, Google, Intel and AMD.Source: USA CENTURY
  • Seattle & Redmond WashingtonHome of Microsoft, Amazon and Blue Origin.Source: USA CENTURY
  • Boston & Cambridge MassachusettsOne of the world's largest biotech clusters, home of Moderna and Vertex, and of MIT and Harvard.Source: USA CENTURY
  • San Diego CaliforniaA genomics and life-sciences hub, home of Illumina.Source: USA CENTURY

Map: U.S. Census Bureau boundaries via the us-atlas project. Site details from company and government announcements; see each entry's source. Locations are approximate.

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