Green Bay, Wisconsin · Est. 1996
Practical notes on ASIC mining, website hosting, Wisconsin colocation, cloud infrastructure, and running real datacenter operations — written by the people who do the work.
Real-world observations from the floor, the rack, and the control panel.
Explore the economics of mining expansion during a bear market, including hardware pricing, energy costs, uptime and the risks of changing network difficulty.
Read full postMost comparison articles recycle the same talking points. Here’s how we decide which platform fits real customer workloads.
Read full postCooler climate, regional connectivity, potential cost advantages, and access to local support. The practical advantages of hosting in Green Bay.
Read full postClear guidelines for moving from shared hosting to virtual servers — and the point where dedicated or colocation becomes the better path.
Read full postFan failures at 2 a.m., firmware updates, cable tracing, and the difference between “support” and someone who is physically in the building.
Read full postWhat actually moves the needle on mining and high-density profitability — and why most public discussions miss the real operating numbers.
Read full postCaching, security hardening, staging environments, and the difference between “managed” marketing claims and actual operational support.
Read full postWhen predictable power, hardware ownership, and local support outweigh the flexibility of hyperscale cloud — especially for steady workloads.
Read full postFirewall rules, DDoS posture, access control, and the simple practices that prevent the majority of avoidable incidents.
Read full postThese are the main themes we write about. New posts will generally fall into one of these areas.
From single VPS instances and managed WordPress to full cabinet colocation and ASIC hosting — we run it all from our own Green Bay facility.
New posts are added when we have something useful to share from day-to-day operations. No hype cycles — just practical experience from 30+ years in the datacenter business.
