Where we train.
Where you build.
Ironside opens with three regional hubs in 2027 — co-located at community colleges in the metros where AI-infrastructure demand is greatest. Expansion to Columbus, Atlanta, and Detroit is planned for 2028.
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Dallas–Fort Worth, TX.
Largest concentration of under-construction hyperscale capacity in the country. Active builds across Irving, Richardson, and Fort Worth.
- Electrical C&I
- Critical power
- Fiber
- HVAC mission critical
- Controls
Northern Virginia.
Data Center Alley. Loudoun and Prince William counties account for a double-digit percentage of global colocation capacity.
- Electrical C&I
- Critical power
- Fiber
- Commissioning
- DC ops
Phoenix, AZ.
Converging AI and fab demand — TSMC, Intel, and hyperscale builds within a single labor market.
- Electrical C&I
- Critical power
- Cleanroom / fab
- HVAC mission critical
- Controls
Columbus, OH.
Intel Ohio One and growing Midwest hyperscale footprint.
- Electrical C&I
- Cleanroom / fab
- Fiber
Atlanta, GA.
Fastest-growing Southeast data-center metro; strong HBCU feeder network.
- Electrical C&I
- Fiber
- HVAC mission critical
Detroit, MI.
Industrial workforce base; UAW/IBEW strength; emerging data-center investment.
- Electrical C&I
- Controls
- Substation
// 2028 host institutions shown are in active conversation; naming follows signed MOU.
The network goes where the buildout goes.
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