What Big Watt Digital changed

• Added a physical office address at 98 Red River Street, Austin, TX.
• Launched a new "insights newsletter" signup section.
• Added a "Let's Power What's Possible" call-to-action section for strategic partnerships.
• Included links to a Privacy Policy, Disclaimer, and official LinkedIn profile.
• Added formal copyright information for Big Watt Digital, LLC.

The company is moving from a basic landing page to a full business presence. Adding a physical address in a major tech hub and a newsletter signup suggests they are ready to start active sales, recruiting, and industry thought leadership.

• Removed the Austin, TX office address and contact email from the footer.
• Removed the "Let's Power What's Possible" call-to-action section.
• Removed the newsletter signup and social media links from the bottom of the page.
• Reorganized the "700 MW Campus" tags within the Houston and Austin case study sections.

The removal of the physical address, email, and newsletter signup from the footer suggests a shift in how the company manages inquiries or a potential update to their corporate branding and privacy posture.

• Removed all information about power generation and data center development.
• Removed details regarding their 2GW+ development pipeline in Texas.
• Removed mentions of their strategic partnership with PowerHouse Data Centers.
• Removed the "Active Development" map and location details for South Dakota and Austin.
• Replaced the homepage with a "Checking the site connection security" message.

The company has replaced its entire marketing site with a security check screen. This usually means the site is undergoing major maintenance, rebranding, or has been taken offline.