AI infrastructure companies in North America: the 47 on the AI Infra 100

November 2026 edition · 47 of 100 companies · rank is the position on the AI Infra 100

47 of the 100 companies on the AI Infra 100 are based in North America, 47% of the list, across 11 categories and 23 segments. The highest ranked is Broadcom, rank 1 of 100 with a score of 100. Ranking and scores from the November 2026 edition, the assessment by Frontier Tech Intelligence of the AI infrastructure landscape.

RankCompanyCategory / segmentCountryScore
1BroadcomBroadcom designs and supplies custom AI ASICs, TPUs, XPUs, networking silicon, and licensed chip components and IP for hyperscalers and AI companies.Chips & accelerators / Custom silicon & IPUnited States100
2NVIDIANVIDIA designs and sells GPUs and accelerator platforms including H100, RTX 5090, Blackwell Ultra, Vera Rubin and Jetson products for AI training, inference and edge computing.Chips & accelerators / Accelerator designUnited States100
5AlphabetGoogle develops and deploys the Gemini family of AI models, including agents for household coordination, Android actions, web tasks, coding, voice interaction, and security testing.Compute demand & operators / HyperscalersUnited States100
9SynopsysSynopsys is a leading provider of electronic design automation software for chip design, verification, simulation, TCAD, process modeling, physical design and signoff.Semiconductor equipment, materials & critical inputs / EDA & design toolsUnited States98
10CadenceCadence is a leading electronic design automation provider, offering tools for chip design, synthesis, implementation, verification, formal analysis, low-power analysis, and 3D-IC design.Semiconductor equipment, materials & critical inputs / EDA & design toolsUnited States98
11Applied MaterialsApplied Materials supplies semiconductor manufacturing equipment, including wafer-processing systems, eBeam metrology and panel-scale tools used to make AI chips.Semiconductor equipment, materials & critical inputs / Deposition, etch & metrologyUnited States98
15AmazonAWS is a global hyperscale cloud operator, with regional infrastructure, AI-zone capacity, and large-scale compute services for enterprises, startups, and model developers.Compute demand & operators / HyperscalersUnited States96
16GE VernovaGE Vernova manufactures gas turbines and power-generation infrastructure, and works with NVIDIA and partners to supply power for AI data centers.Power, cooling & thermal / Generation for data centersUnited States96
17KLAKLA supplies semiconductor inspection, metrology and process-control equipment, including the Surfscan SP A2 system, to chip and wafer manufacturers.Semiconductor equipment, materials & critical inputs / Deposition, etch & metrologyUnited States96
19CoherentCoherent develops and manufactures optical transceivers, lasers, VCSELs, silicon-photonic products and optical circuit switches for AI data-center networks.Networking & interconnect / Optical & photonic interconnectUnited States96
20VertivVertiv supplies data-center cooling, including liquid cooling, chillers and cooling distribution units, for high-density AI and HPC data centers.Power, cooling & thermal / Cooling & thermalUnited States96
21Arista NetworksArista Networks builds Ethernet switching platforms for data centers and AI fabrics, including 800G and 1.6T AI networking platforms and data-center interconnects.Networking & interconnect / Switching & NICsUnited States96
23OpenAIOpenAI develops and launches frontier foundation models such as GPT-4o mini and GPT-5.1, alongside ChatGPT products focused on reasoning and problem-solving.Compute demand & operators / Frontier labs as compute buyersUnited States96
24Keysight TechnologiesKeysight sells electronic design automation and semiconductor modeling software, including PathWave ADS, RFPro Circuit and IC-CAP, for RF, mmWave, GaN and power-amplifier design.Networking & interconnect / Test, measurement & validationUnited States96
28CorningCorning manufactures optical fiber, hollow-core fiber, glass waveguides and co-packaged-optics technology for data-center interconnects, working with hyperscalers and NVIDIA.Networking & interconnect / Optical & photonic interconnectUnited States94
32Lam ResearchLam Research develops and supplies semiconductor manufacturing equipment, including atomic layer deposition, plasma processing, wafer recovery, and related process-control technologies used in high-volume fabs.Semiconductor equipment, materials & critical inputs / Deposition, etch & metrologyUnited States93
38Dell TechnologiesDell supplies and integrates PowerEdge servers, AI systems, private-cloud stacks and related data-center infrastructure.Data center build & operate / Servers, racks & system integrationUnited States92
39MicrosoftMicrosoft operates Azure, a hyperscale cloud platform, and is deploying large-scale AI infrastructure including 66,000 NVIDIA Rubin GPUs in Europe and more than 30,000 in Norway.Compute demand & operators / HyperscalersUnited States92
43Scale AIScale AI provides AI data infrastructure and human-guided training capabilities, including tools used to train and evaluate AI systems.Agents & tooling / Data platforms & labelingUnited States91
45AmphenolAmphenol supplies high-speed electrical and fiber-optic connectors, cable assemblies and interconnect systems used in data-center, AI server and networking systems.Networking & interconnect / Cables, connectors & PCBUnited States90
46Digital RealtyDigital Realty owns and operates data centers worldwide and sells colocation, wholesale capacity and interconnection services, including leases to hyperscale customers.Data center build & operate / Colocation & wholesaleUnited States90
47CelesticaCelestica provides system integration and manufacturing for AI compute systems, including Jalapeño systems, Google TPU systems, AMD's Helios rack-scale platform, and the Helma AI supercomputer.Data center build & operate / Servers, racks & system integrationCanada90
49EquinixEquinix operates a global portfolio of IBX and xScale data centers that provide colocation, wholesale capacity and infrastructure for enterprise, cloud and AI workloads.Data center build & operate / Colocation & wholesaleUnited States90
50MicronMicron designs and manufactures DRAM and high-bandwidth memory, including HBM4, HBM4E and server DDR5, used in AI and data-center systems.Fabrication, memory & packaging / HBM & DRAMUnited States90
51CiscoCisco's core business is building and selling enterprise, cloud-provider, carrier, and data-center networking equipment, including high-end routers, aggregation equipment, and modular switches.Networking & interconnect / Switching & NICsUnited States90
54Bloom EnergyBloom Energy designs and deploys fuel-cell power systems and microgrids for onsite power at AI data centers, with customers including Oracle and CoreWeave.Power, cooling & thermal / Generation for data centersUnited States90
57Aligned Data CentersAligned sells its Build-to-Scale data center platform, developing and operating hyperscale infrastructure for cloud, enterprise, and AI customers.Data center build & operate / Hyperscale developersUnited States89
59AnthropicAnthropic develops and sells Claude, a closed-weight frontier AI model and assistant for enterprises, developers, and consumers.Compute demand & operators / Frontier labs as compute buyersUnited States89
69QTSQTS Data Centers develops and operates large-scale data centers that provide colocation, wholesale capacity, and related infrastructure services to enterprise and hyperscale customers.Data center build & operate / Colocation & wholesaleUnited States87
71CienaCiena supplies coherent optical networking systems, pluggable optical engines and WaveLogic technology that provide high-capacity interconnect for data centres and AI workloads.Networking & interconnect / Optical & photonic interconnectUnited States87
73AMDAMD designs and supplies data-center CPUs, AI GPUs, adaptive SoCs and specialized accelerators, including the Instinct, MI400, EPYC and Threadripper product lines.Chips & accelerators / Accelerator designUnited States87
77SupermicroSupermicro designs and sells AI servers, rack-scale systems and AI data-center infrastructure, including Blackwell Ultra systems and SquadRack designs.Data center build & operate / Servers, racks & system integrationUnited States86
79Vantage Data CentersVantage develops and operates hyperscale data center campuses, providing wholesale colocation and capacity to cloud providers, AI companies, and large enterprises.Data center build & operate / Colocation & wholesaleUnited States86
81Hugging FaceHugging Face operates a major open-model ecosystem, publishing, hosting, distributing, and deploying open-weight models across language, vision, video, and robotics use cases.Models & applications / Open-weight labsUnited States86
82Analog DevicesAnalog Devices supplies power-management components for data-center servers and racks, including µModule regulators with PMBus telemetry for real-time power control.Power, cooling & thermal / Rack & server power deliveryUnited States86
83CarrierCarrier supplies data-center thermal infrastructure, including QuantumLeap and interoperable single- and two-phase direct-to-chip liquid cooling integrated with traditional HVAC through intelligent controls.Power, cooling & thermal / Cooling & thermalUnited States86
84Stack InfrastructureSTACK Infrastructure develops and operates large data center campuses and leases wholesale colocation capacity, and partners with Amazon.Data center build & operate / Colocation & wholesaleUnited States85
85LumentumLumentum makes optical transceivers, lasers, optical circuit switches and photonic components for AI data-center, cloud and telecom networks.Networking & interconnect / Optical & photonic interconnectUnited States85
89MetaMeta develops AI models, including Llama 4, and Muse, a personal AI agent that can use apps and websites, send emails and make payments.Compute demand & operators / HyperscalersUnited States85
92CerebrasCerebras designs and sells wafer-scale AI accelerators for training and inference to AI labs, cloud providers, and enterprise customers.Chips & accelerators / Inference-specialist chipsUnited States84.5
94BasetenBaseten provides hosted infrastructure for deploying and serving AI models, including open-weight large language models and NVIDIA-optimized inference workloads.Compute software / Inference & serving cloudsUnited States80
95Fireworks AIFireworks AI runs a hosted platform for deploying and serving foundation models such as Mistral and Kimi K2, selling inference infrastructure and APIs.Compute software / Inference & serving cloudsUnited States80
96OpenRouterOpenRouter operates a model gateway that provides API access to more than 400 AI models and processes over 10 trillion tokens per day. It monetizes this inference access through prepaid credits and usage charges.Compute software / Inference & serving cloudsUnited States76
97AndurilAnduril sells Lattice, an AI-enabled command-and-control platform that coordinates autonomous systems and processes battlefield data for defense customers.Agents & tooling / Agent platformsUnited States70.5
98Safe SuperintelligenceSafe Superintelligence develops methods for controlling rogue AGI, directly qualifying as AI safety and alignment work.Compute demand & operators / Frontier labs as compute buyersUnited States69
99ExaforceExaforce builds an AI-native security operations platform that automates SOC analyst work, supports natural-language threat investigation, and is deployed by enterprise customers including Replit and Guardant Health.Safety & security / SecurityUnited States66
100CrowdStrikeCrowdStrike sells the Falcon cybersecurity platform, which uses AI and machine learning to detect and respond to threats across endpoints, cloud workloads and enterprise AI.Safety & security / SecurityUnited States50.5

Score out of 100: traction (deployment, production, commercials, progress) and capability (technology, positioning, firepower, leverage). The full AI Infra 100 with filters →

AI Infra 100 by country

United States 46Japan 12China 7Taiwan 7Germany 5Ireland 3Netherlands 3South Korea 3Switzerland 3United Kingdom 3France 2Australia 1Canada 1Israel 1Italy 1Singapore 1Sweden 1

AI Infra 100 by region

North America 47Asia 30Europe 21Middle East 1Oceania 1

AI Infra 100 by category

Power, cooling & thermal 19Networking & interconnect 16Semiconductor equipment, materials & critical inputs 16Data center build & operate 13Fabrication, memory & packaging 12Compute demand & operators 8Chips & accelerators 6Agents & tooling 3Compute software 3Models & applications 2Safety & security 2

AI Infra 100 by segment

Optical & photonic interconnect 11Cooling & thermal 8Advanced packaging 7Deposition, etch & metrology 7Colocation & wholesale 6Hyperscalers 5Rack & server power delivery 5Servers, racks & system integration 5Grid & power equipment 4EDA & design tools 3Frontier labs as compute buyers 3Inference & serving clouds 3Lithography 3Accelerator design 2Custom silicon & IP 2Foundry 2Generation for data centers 2HBM & DRAM 2Hyperscale developers 2Security 2Switching & NICs 2Test, measurement & validation 2Wafers, chemicals & gases 2Agent platforms 1Cables, connectors & PCB 1China accelerators 1Data platforms & labeling 1Generative media 1Inference-specialist chips 1Open-weight labs 1Orchestration 1Photonic foundry & PIC platforms 1Rare earths, minerals & gases 1

Questions this page answers

Which AI infrastructure companies are based in North America?

47 of the 100 companies on the AI Infra 100 are based in North America: Broadcom, NVIDIA, Alphabet, Synopsys and Cadence and 42 more. Broadcom ranks highest (rank 1 of 100, score 100). Ranking from the AI Infra 100, November 2026 edition, by Frontier Tech Intelligence.

Who is the leading AI infrastructure company in North America?

Broadcom ranks highest (rank 1 of 100, score 100). Next: NVIDIA, Alphabet and Synopsys. Ranking from the AI Infra 100, November 2026 edition, by Frontier Tech Intelligence.

How many of the top 100 AI infrastructure companies are in North America?

47 of 100, 47% of the list. Ranking from the AI Infra 100, November 2026 edition, by Frontier Tech Intelligence.

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