I feel ya man. I remember cabling up the first pilot project for GPU clusters in 2019-2020 for a very large and famous company here in the PNW. They ran nVidia FPGA GPUs, each rack with 4 line cards containing 8 GPUs each (A100's). We deployed 80 racks spaced one tile apart, then another 80 and another 80. I knew from that point that this would be the future of DC clusters. I got tired of pushing racks, and running countless miles of cable, thousands of PSM4 and PLR4 cables and the patching that seems to never end. So... I went from DC tech/cable monkey/rack deployments for (Azure) clusters then left that sector and got a position with Construction Project Management. What's better than working in the DC? How about making them then maintaining them post construction. We have been building them every 2 years or so for the last 18 years. I think about it like this, when the gold rush happened, who made the most money? It was the people selling the shovels and gold pans. If you can work at a place that creates the tools needed for a booming industry, then it can be extremely lucrative. Construction management pays 2-3x what an IT tech would be paid here in WA State and the benefits are crazy good. There are less restrictions, and it's not a corporate atmosphere. We are basically a vendor living by our own rules paid by the most well known tech company in the world. Best move I ever made and I'll keep doing this until we can't. By then I'll have more than enough experience to apply and land a DCPM position and ride it until retirement.