On-demand investor briefing
The AI infrastructure platform the market doesn't know exists yet.
How a patent-pending platform, operating since 2014, is positioned to become the foundational licensing layer of the AI buildout.
Early-stage investment involves risk of loss. This is not an offer to sell securities.
A 30-minute on-demand briefing. Host Ted Haberfield in conversation with Bruce Brady, CEO and Co-Founder of NeoDomes.
- $6.7Tin AI infrastructure investment projected through 2030
- 474 GWof large-load power requests already queued in Texas alone
- 4 to 7 yrsto get a project connected to the grid in the most constrained markets
The opportunity
You've heard about AI. You've probably already missed a few plays you wish you hadn't.
CoreWeave grew revenue 168% in a single year. NVIDIA grew 114%. The companies building AI infrastructure have produced some of the most explosive returns this generation has seen.
And here's the thing nobody is talking about yet:
Every single one of those companies still needs somewhere to put their servers.
The bottleneck of the AI boom is the physical infrastructure: the buildings, the power, the cooling. $6.7 trillion in AI infrastructure investment is projected through 2030. 474 gigawatts of large-load power requests are already queued in Texas alone. In the most constrained markets it can take 4 to 7 years just to get a project connected to the grid.
The companies that solve this problem don't just win a contract.
They become the platform the AI era runs on.
That's what this webinar is about.
Watch the webinarCoreWeave
+168%revenue growth in a single year
NVIDIA
+114%revenue growth in a single year
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What you'll learn.
One idea at a time, from the market to the platform to the deal terms. Send your questions through the question box during the webinar. They are answered by email.
- 01Why the real AI infrastructure opportunity isn't only in the chips or the models,
and which layer sits underneath all of them.
- 02How a patent-pending, dome-based data center platform has been running continuously since 2014,
and why that decade of operating history matters.
- 03The licensing model designed to serve hyperscalers and AI compute operators at the same time,
and what platform-licensing margins look like (Arm Holdings runs a 97% gross margin).
- 04Why communities are pushing back on conventional data centers,
and how NeoDomes is designed to address the community, grid and capital problems together.
- 05The investment structure:
cash distributions from licensing receipts first, then conversion to equity.
- 06What comes after this round,
and why the company is raising now.
Host and CEO
Who's talking to you.
When you invest at this stage, you're investing in the people running it. Host Ted Haberfield talks it through with Bruce Brady, CEO and Co-Founder of NeoDomes.
Bruce Brady
CEO & Co-Founder, NeoDomes
40 years building companies. Engineer. MBA. This is not his first raise.
This is an on-demand webinar.
It runs 30 minutes. Watch now or pick the next session.
Send your questions through the question box during the webinar. They are answered by email.
Running since 2014
Not a concept. An operating dome-based data center platform, running continuously in Oregon since 2014 and supporting hospital and university research.
Platform-level economics
The licensing model behind Arm Holdings (97% gross margin) and Qualcomm's licensing arm (72% pre-tax margin), applied to AI infrastructure.
Structured for the investor
Cash distributions from licensing receipts first. Equity conversion second. Protective terms throughout. Distributions depend on licensing receipts not yet generated.
Webinar details
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- WhereOnline. Link sent on registration.
- Length30 minutes
- Q&ASend questions through the question box during the webinar. They are answered by email.