Near-real-time · announcement → jobs · Massachusetts pilot

Where AI infrastructure
becomes jobs in Massachusetts.

Data centers, chip fabs, and power projects announce hundreds of billions in infrastructure capex. Each announcement is a leading signal of local labor demand — thousands of openings for construction workers, electricians, and technicians, and a pipeline of bids for the local contractors and small businesses who build it. We're piloting in Massachusetts first — Holyoke's data-center development ban, the Westfield hyperscale campus, National Grid's transmission upgrades — turning those scattered press releases into a live, geolocated map of who's hiring and bidding where, free for individuals and small businesses, before expanding nationwide.

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Live from real AI-infrastructure announcements. Every number is traceable to a source or a cited ratio.

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Job Seekers

Find real jobs and training near you, free — construction, electrical, HVAC, and technician work tied to specific AI-infrastructure projects breaking ground in Massachusetts. See estimated headcount and timing by trade, with links to live postings and apprenticeships. Email alerts by trade and radius.

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Local Contractors & Small Businesses

A pipeline of announced and pre-groundbreaking projects across Massachusetts and beyond, sized for small and mid-size local trade shops — not just the big GCs. Phase-change alerts when a project moves from announced → permitted. Saved searches, CSV export, weekly digest.

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Data-Center Builders

For any Massachusetts county you're evaluating — hyperscale, regional, or a single-site build: the local trades workforce, nearby training pipelines, and competing projects drawing on the same labor pool. Publish your project to push verified data into the system.

Claimed vs. modeled — side by side

PR job claims are often inflated; independent research puts real job effects at roughly a third of the naive headline. Whether you're deciding where to look for work, which project to bid on, or how a new build compares to what's already announced nearby, we show the claimed number and our transparent modeled estimate together, each with its sources. The tool reports announcements and estimates with provenance — it does not advocate for or against any project. Read the full methodology →

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