This is a technology platform for Americans who live near proposed data centers.
If you live near an existing or proposed data center, this is for you.
Here's how it works
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1. See what’s being built near you.
Enter your ZIP code. Every tracked data center near you, the county it belongs to, and where your neighbors stand.
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2. Add your view.
Take a position: support, undecided or oppose. Verify where you live and it counts as a resident’s.
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3. See your impact.
Your dashboard shows the community pulse, the people you brought in and your Impact Points, with what is happening right now beside it.
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4. Invite friends and share.
Share your county’s card with your own link. The people who join through it count as yours, and you see it in your impact.
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5. Watch the community grow.
Hearings, decisions and new neighbors, as they happen, on your county page and in the live feed.
Data centers near you, right now
Currently 2,875 data centers tracked, with new updates every day.
Data center in Pecos, TX, Reeves County Microsoft Pecos campus
Data center in Manassas, VA, Manassas City CloudHQ MCC Campus (Manassas Corporate Center)
Data center in Conyers, GA, Rockdale County DC BLOX Atlanta East Hyperscale Campus
Data center in Homer City, PA, Indiana County Homer City Energy Campus
Data center in Cheyenne, WY, Laramie County Project Jade (Crusoe-Tallgrass Cheyenne Campus)
We prioritize privacy and anonymity.
The loudest and most public voices in a debate are not the only voices that matter.
Architect Digital verifies that you actually live near the project through address and identity verification, checked once, kept private after that.
We never reveal anyone's identity publicly.
In the future, stakeholders may be able to message the community online through our platform, to the community in its entirety, and with privacy and identity protected.
Common questions
Who is behind this?
Architect Digital is built by a team of American entrepreneurs who believe technology should serve the people it affects, not just the people building it. We built this platform because we saw a gap: communities had no real way to be heard, and developers had no real way to verify who is really weighing in.
What is Architect Digital?
Architect Digital is a platform for Americans who live near proposed data centers. It allows local community members to track data centers, join community groups and add their view on each project, all while maintaining privacy and anonymity, while ensuring that other community members have had their address and identity verified.
Is it free to participate?
Yes. There is no cost to join for community members, and taking part confers no economic benefit.
Does it matter whether I support or oppose?
No. Participation is open to everyone near a project regardless of your position on data centers. Support them, oppose them, or just stay informed. The platform treats every position and every community member the same way.
Do I have to reveal my identity?
No. You can participate without revealing your identity publicly or posting on public platforms. Your address and identity are verified once and kept private after that.
What do you do with my information?
We never sell or share your data with community members or stakeholders. Communication happens through this platform or through group emails that never reveal your individual identity or email address.
How do you stop fake accounts or outside interference?
Every community member has their identity and address verified. This is designed to prevent bots, fake accounts, coordinated manipulation and inauthentic, foreign activity.
What can I actually do on the platform?
See what’s being built near you. Take a position on each project: support, undecided or oppose. See what your community thinks and how it changes. Invite someone who lives nearby. Follow projects and counties for what happens next.
Why does it matter that the team is American?
Architect Digital is built by an American team that understands the importance of local communities and the unique sensitivities of this issue. That’s part of why the platform is neutral by design.
Will I ever hear directly from developers or other stakeholders?
In the future, stakeholders may be able to message the community as a whole through the platform, with your privacy and identity protected.
Is this crypto?
No. There is nothing to buy, sell or invest in, and taking part is free and confers no economic benefit. You add your view on a project, see what your community thinks, and follow what happens next.
