No data center executive has ever said “I wish I had more to do.”
Not ever. So here is the only slack in the industry: a members-only Slack workspace where the people who build, run, buy, and finance data center capacity talk shop with each other. No pitches. Real answers from people who have done it.
- Free to join
- Applications reviewed within 48 hours
- First 100 members are Day-One Slackers
What happens inside
Ten channels on day one
Each channel has one job and one shift lead. New channels open when the conversation outgrows the old ones.
What members get
The answers a vendor won't give you
Operating answers in hours
Ask about a utility queue, a cooling retrofit, or a lease clause and hear from someone who has already dealt with it.
What is moving, by region
Available capacity, power timelines, land, and tenant demand, from the people closest to it. A weekly Market Pulse on #floor.
Warm intros, not cold email
Operators, buyers, lenders, and utilities are in the same room. Members broker introductions for each other.
One operator AMA a month
A named guest, questions collected in advance, no slides past the first. Recordings go to #events.
A board where deals start quietly
State a need or an offer once, in plain terms. Interested members reply by DM. No pitching in channel, ever.
Candid feedback on early ideas
Pitch a concept, a model, or a partnership to the people who would buy it, build it, or fund it.
Who is in the room
The whole stack, from substation to tenant
Every member is a real person with a real role, reviewed before they get in.
- Data center operators
- Facilities and critical environment
- Network and interconnection
- Colocation and wholesale
- Hyperscale and enterprise buyers
- AI and GPU infrastructure
- Developers and builders
- Utilities and power developers
- Investors and lenders
- Brokers and advisors
- Vendors, by member referral
House rules
Six of them. Read once.
- 01
No sellingNo pitches, demos, pricing, or "DM me for a quote." Needs and offers go on the board, one post, replies by DM.
- 02
Be open to new ideasCritique the idea, never the person. Every new idea gets a constructive reply before an objection.
- 03
Real names, real rolesYour Slack title shows your role and company. Anonymous accounts are removed.
- 04
What is said here stays hereNo screenshots or quotes outside the workspace without permission. Chatham House Rule at every event.
- 05
No recruiting by DMOpen roles go in #jobs once it opens. Unsolicited recruiting messages lead to removal.
- 06
The host plays by the same rulesChannel admins carry "Host" in their title and do not sell here.