AI data centers are rising across America. Are you one of the workers building them?

The construction of data centers driven by artificial intelligence is experiencing an explosive growth across the United States. Major technology firms such as Meta, Microsoft, Google, and Amazon are pouring billions into establishing new facilities to support the next wave of AI innovations. As this rapid expansion unfolds, the emergence of AI data centers has ignited discussions about their environmental impact. Critics have voiced concerns regarding energy consumption, water usage, and the potential pressure on local infrastructure. Despite these challenges, the boom in AI data centers has also led to the creation of numerous blue-collar jobs, providing opportunities for construction workers and various skilled tradespeople involved in these large-scale projects. Business Insider is keen to explore the experiences of those on the ground, specifically the workers who are instrumental in constructing these facilities. If you are a construction worker, engineer, electrician, pipefitter, plumber, ironworker, HVAC technician, welder, or any other skilled tradesperson who has contributed to the building of AI data centers, your insights are invaluable. Business Insider invites you to share your experiences as part of their ongoing coverage of this significant industry shift.