US Data Center Project Tracker
Every U.S. Data Center Project. One Database.
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The US Data Center Project Tracker is a market intelligence platform built for contractors, suppliers, consultants, investors, and technology companies looking to identify and monitor data center opportunities across the United States. The platform tracks more than 2,800 active and upcoming projects, providing detailed insights into construction progress, permit filings, MW capacity, investment value, project timelines, developers, EPC contractors, and key decision-makers. It helps businesses discover new sales opportunities, track competitor activity, and stay informed about hyperscale, colocation, edge & enterprise data center developments.
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Our stack is pretty simple nextjs Postgress Coolify Next AL plus resend and our server cost $35 per month resend 20 bucks per month and next we have VPN so $5 per months per five devices and US phone numbers $5 per month per phone number so other than cost of our time the cost to run this business is very low.
Run A $100K Business On A $65/Month Stack From Your Bedroom
Nikita and Yini ran a $100K business from their bedrooms on a tiny fixed-cost stack: Next.js, Postgres, Coolify, NextAuth, and Resend, with a $35 server, $20 Resend, plus $5 VPN and $5 US phone number. Almost the entire cost was their time.
when I feel like it's not fun anymore it's like becoming like a burden it feels like an obligation that's where you have to like stop that that that self-awareness it should be part of your DNA
When fun becomes obligation, that's the kill signal
Sharath's shutdown framework is emotional, not metric-driven. Building Bluey was fun until it wasn't — the moment it started feeling like a burden, that was the signal to wind it down. Run a quarterly check: is this still fun, or has it become obligation? If yes, schedule the sunset within 30 days rather than letting the project rot.
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