The backbone of
our economy runs
on data.
From small businesses to national security, from rural hospitals to Wall Street — the systems Americans depend on every day require a massive, modern, and domestic digital infrastructure. It’s time to build it.
Digital Sovereignty • Rural Development • Jobs & Economic Growth • National Security • AI & Innovation • Energy Efficiency • Community Investment • American Competitiveness • Digital Sovereignty • Rural Development • Jobs & Economic Growth • National Security • AI & Innovation • Energy Efficiency • Community Investment • American Competitiveness •
Three reasons data centers matter to every American community
Prosperity
A single modern data center generates $1.7 billion in economic output over ten years. Construction brings 1,000+ skilled trade jobs. Then come the permanent positions: IT engineers, HVAC technicians, security, facilities managers — all high-wage, all local — plus $7M+ in new annual tax revenue.
Security
America’s power grid, financial system, healthcare networks, and military logistics all depend on domestic data infrastructure. Every server located offshore is a vulnerability. Building data capacity on American soil is a national security imperative — as important as highways or ports were in the last century.
Opportunity
The AI revolution will be won or lost on infrastructure. Countries that build domestic compute capacity will lead in medicine, manufacturing, agriculture, and defense. Those that don’t will import the future from others. American data centers aren’t just buildings — they’re the foundation of our next era of leadership.
