Pays the community
When the next boom rolls through town, the people who live next to it should see some of it. Not just the bill.
The dot.com boom is back, and this time it's running on AI and data center steroids. The grid is changing fast, and we're working on a way to redirect that surge so it stops frying your wallet and starts working for the community around it instead.
No spam. One email when we're live, and that's it.
Scroll down. You've seen this movie before.
A beige box, a green screen, a phone line and a desk full of cable. Nobody was asking what it would cost down the road.
Every company needed a website and every website needed a server room. The racks got louder, the money got crazier, and a lot of it went bust in 2001. Most of what got made never made it back to the neighborhoods.
AI lives in buildings the size of small towns, and they're going up fast. The surge is bigger than the dot.com buildout ever was. This time we'd like it to fry a little less of your wallet and everything around us.
What we're building
When the next boom rolls through town, the people who live next to it should see some of it. Not just the bill.
The water, the land, the air. It was here before the servers showed up and it needs to be here after.
We're thinking in generations, not quarters. Our kids get the version of this we leave them.
We're not sharing the how yet. We'd rather get it right than get it first, and that takes some conversations before anything goes public. Get on the list and you'll hear it before anyone else does.