Layoffs to Data Centers: A Boom in Hands-On Tech Careers

TL;DR
Broadstaff CEO Carrie Charles says the AI-driven data-center buildout creates a strong new path for laid-off tech workers. Demand for data-center technicians and licensed electricians is rising as more centers are built, with entry pay around $45k–$65k and potential to reach $80k–$100k within 18–24 months; senior electricians with data-center expertise can earn $200k–$300k. Training and apprenticeships (e.g., Uptime Institute) and a willingness to work shifts are key to tapping this growing market.
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