Hyper-efficient biomimetic data centers

AI-ready. Planet-friendly.

Built for intelligence. Designed for tomorrow.

NeoDomes licenses an integrated, dome-based infrastructure platform that pairs high-density compute with biomimetic cooling and behind-the-meter power. Modular, adaptable, patented design — because the future is inevitable.

A NeoDomes geodesic AI data center dome at dusk

Modular · adaptable · patented design

Compute + Cooling + Power

12-week shellSub-1.13 PUE90% less water10–300 kW racksBehind-the-meter powerLicensable platform12-week shellSub-1.13 PUE90% less water10–300 kW racksBehind-the-meter powerLicensable platform

01 / The thesis

AI will define the next thirty years.

The infrastructure decides who leads it.

The grid

Utility interconnect queues stretch 4–7 years in major power markets. Companies that solve their own power problem can move first.

The capital

Infrastructure capital now requires lower cost per MW, faster time-to-revenue and a defensible moat—together, not separately.

The community

New capacity must reduce water use, noise, land impact and permitting friction to become a welcomed neighbor.

02 / A different category

Faster. Cheaper. Better.

Every layer of the data center, redesigned for AI-native infrastructure.

18

months to online today

Faster

Engineered shell assembly in 12 weeks, with a roadmap toward 12 months site-to-revenue—not five years.

$10–11M

all-in CapEx per MW

Cheaper

Compared with $14–17M industry-typical AI-ready facilities. Less steel, concrete and power loss.

<1.13

sustained PUE

Better

Up to 90% less water, a compact footprint and low-noise envelope designed to belong in its community.

Not a better version of the old data center. A different category.

Building capacity, deploying capital or bringing a market opportunity?

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03 / Constraint map

Remove the bottlenecks across the entire AI factory.

Conventional hyperscale facilities were built for generalized cloud infrastructure—not dense, power-intensive, thermally demanding AI workloads.

Compute

01

Accelerators, CPUs & custom AI silicon

Memory

02

Capacity, bandwidth & pooling

Networking

03

Intra-rack, cluster & AI-WAN connectivity

Cooling

04

Liquid, immersion & closed-loop thermal systems

Power

05

Generation, storage, dispatch & resilience

Orchestration

06

Workload-aware capacity scheduling

Real estate

07

Siting, footprint & community fit

Permitting

08

Speed-to-shovel, speed-to-megawatt

04 / The platform

One platform. Four reinforcing layers.

Most operators stack separate systems and separate compromises. NeoDomes engineers them as one.

The Dome

01

Physical

Faster, cheaper, permittable.

The Intelligence

02

Intelligent

Proprietary AI software that compounds.

The Network

03

Connected

National fiber. A platform, not a portfolio.

The Power

04

Energized

Behind-the-meter. Grid-strengthening, not grid-burdening.

Each layer is hard. Together, they are uncopyable.

05 / Convergence

Validated physics. Engineered for the market that now exists.

Technology and market forces have converged to make a small-footprint, energy- and water-efficient data center a critical complement to hyperscale infrastructure.

The original 2013 ServerDome prototype

2013 · Generation 1.0

ServerDome — Free-Air Operating DC

4 MW free-air operating data center. Validated dome physics, cooling-load reduction and low-impact footprint at meaningful commercial scale.

2026 NeoDome production platform exterior

2026 · Generation 3.0

NeoDome — Production Platform

Engineered manufactured envelope. AI-native, liquid-cooled, modular and repeatable. Positioned for patent protection and licensing.

NeoDome high-density direct-to-chip cooling interior

Generation 3.0 · Interior

Direct-to-Chip Cooling

Copper distribution, passive thermal stratification and high-density rack architecture native to GB200-class workloads.

AI power demand

165% increase by 2030; inference 2→54 GW

Grid bottleneck

~5-year interconnection wait; 226 GW ERCOT queue

Community limits

Moratoriums, water and noise pressure

Liquid cooling

50–250 kW racks now standard

Capital pathway

$830M data-center ABS in Feb. 2026

06 / Speed & savings

The whole point of building this way.

Two questions every operator asks. Two answers built into the geometry.

Speed to market

Live in months, not years.

Modular fabrication, the geodesic shell and behind-the-meter power compress the build envelope from years to months — turning delivery risk from a wildcard into a schedule. Watertight build in roughly 12 weeks; first-revenue dome typically live in under 12 months from groundbreak.

Traditional hyperscale shell
30 mo
NeoDomes
12 mo

Savings

$129M+ over five years.

Lower PUE, near-zero water use and earlier go-live compound into a different financial profile from day one — per 50 MW campus over five years.

Power OpEx · PUE 1.13 vs 1.50
$65M
Water OpEx · ~90% reduction
$3M
Earlier revenue · 18 months ahead
$60M

Representative model: 50 MW IT load, $0.08/kWh wholesale energy, PUE 1.13 vs 1.50 baseline, $0.10/kWh contracted revenue, 18-month earlier go-live. Real numbers depend on site, contract structure and energy mix.

07 / Biomimetic engine

Inspired by nature. Engineered for AI.

The geodesic dome isn't a logo — it's the engine that aerodynamically moves heat the same way the planet does.

01 · Passive convection

Hot air rises. We let it.

The dome's curved interior creates natural convection currents that move heat without the chiller plants and water loops conventional designs depend on.

02 · Built for AI density

Air, liquid, immersion.

Hybrid air (10–25 kW), direct liquid (40–100 kW) and immersion (150–300 kW) cooling supported out of the box. Vendor-neutral hardware, scaling from a single 10–20 MW dome to 100 MW+ campuses.

03 · Geometry that compounds

Less material. More span.

Geodesic triangulation carries structural load with roughly 30% less material than a comparable rectangular shell, opens a column-free interior for any rack layout, and assembles in modular phases.

The proof

Different shape. Different math.

Metric

NeoDome

Conventional

Advantage

PUE

Sub-1.13 sustained

1.4–1.6 typical

Up to 27% less power loss

Water use

~90% less

Millions of gal/day

Near-zero evaporative draw

Efficient build

~12 weeks

6–12+ months shell

Months, not seasons

Time to live

< 12 months

18–36+ months

Revenue earlier

Source: NeoDomes engineering benchmarks vs. industry-typical hyperscale shell.

High-voltage transmission towers at dusk

08 / Next-gen power

Behind the meter. Ahead of the grid.

Power is now mission critical. Interconnection queues stretch four to seven years in the markets where AI demand is heaviest. We pair the dome with on-site, behind-the-meter generation — natural gas today, with optionality for solar, storage, hydrogen and waste-heat as economics evolve.

Behind-the-meter · primary

On-site natural-gas generation sized to the campus. Sub-$0.10/kWh delivered, independent of utility queue timing. Dispatchable, islanded, black-start capable.

Grid-parallel · optional

Where utility capacity is available and economics support it, we interconnect for redundancy and surplus sales — without depending on the queue to energize.

Hybrid · future-fuel ready

The architecture accepts solar PV, battery storage, hydrogen blends, RNG and waste-heat reuse as they mature. Fuel-source optionality is part of the design, not an afterthought.

BTM

Gas baseload

30+ GW

Transmission crossing target sites by 2028

<$0.10

per kWh delivered

09 / The economics

Lower cost basis. Earlier revenue. Right-sized capital.

01

Less material, faster build.

The geodesic structure uses fewer pounds of material per square foot of usable compute floor. Modular fabrication compresses construction risk and timeline.

02

Passive cooling, lower OpEx.

When the building does the cooling, the chiller plant shrinks or disappears. That cost comes out of every monthly bill for the life of the asset.

03

Density-ready from day one.

Hybrid air + liquid + immersion support means no retrofit in two years. The same dome carries today's racks and tomorrow's GPUs.

04

Right-sized capital.

We deploy in dome-scale increments (10–20 MW each), so capacity matches contracted demand. No stranded shells, no oversized substations waiting on tenants.

10 / The new paradigm

The AI buildout can't wait three years.

The hyperscale era runs on year-long substation queues, water-hungry chillers and billion-dollar campuses that take three years to come online. AI workloads don't have that runway. NeoDomes deploys in dome-scale increments — anywhere clean power lands.

The old way

One campus. Three years. One market.

1× hyperscale campus

Time to live
18–36 months
Unit size
200–1,000 MW campus
Cooling
Chillers · millions gal water/day
Power
Grid-tied · 4–7 yr queue
Geometry
Rectangular shell · columned · fixed

The NeoDomes way

Many domes. Twelve months. Any market.

N× NeoDomes — deployable anywhere

Time to live
< 12 months
Unit size
10–20 MW dome · scale by N
Cooling
Biomimetic · ~90% less water
Power
Behind-the-meter · queue-independent
Geometry
Geodesic · column-free · modular

Different shape. Different math. Different timeline.

Dense green forest canopy

11 / Planetary impact

A node, and a neighbor.

Environmental

Roughly 90% less water. Up to 27% less power per unit of compute. Materially lower embodied carbon per MW than conventional shell construction. Real numbers, sourced and shareable.

Community-compatible by design

Domes are quieter, lower-profile and less visually disruptive than rectangular hyperscale boxes. Behind-the-meter power means fewer new transmission lines crossing the landscape, plus local jobs during build and operation.

AI-ready without the trade-offs

High-density training and inference workloads supported from day one — without the water, land or grid impacts that have stalled conventional builds in dozens of communities.

Speed that compounds

Watertight structure in roughly 12 weeks; live in under 12 months. Every month earlier is a month of compute delivered, revenue earned and AI workloads unblocked.

Emerging regions

Built where AI demand and clean power converge.

USA · ActiveIndia · EmergingEurope · EmergingCanada · Emerging

12 / Company

Deep operating experience.

Leadership spanning data center infrastructure, global cloud and telecom services, finance, construction, and technology platform development.

Bruce Brady, Chief Executive Officer & Co-Founder

Chief Executive Officer & Co-Founder

Bruce Brady

40 years of C-level operating and strategic leadership across data center infrastructure, modular and prefabricated construction, and AI implementation in enterprise systems. With engineering and MBA experience, Bruce brings deep expertise in site selection, business development, patent development, platform licensing, and go-to-market strategy. He has led NeoDomes from concept through pre-revenue, managing relationships across joint-venture partners, technical consultants, and institutional partners.

Chris Pigott, Chief Operating Officer

Chief Operating Officer

Chris Pigott

Chris brings 25+ years of leadership across startups and enterprise environments, building global engineering, product, IT, and operations teams. He began at Verizon as head of data centers, then led Global Services at Genesys through its $2B sale to Alcatel—overseeing 1,000+ data center, private cloud, and hosted customers and, today, 500+ public cloud customers across Azure, AWS, Google, and others.

Eric Bond, Chief Financial Officer

Chief Financial Officer

Eric Bond

Eric brings deep operational finance leadership and a record of guiding early-stage and high-growth companies through capital formation, scaling, and infrastructure investment. A CPA and seasoned fractional CFO, he founded Boise Finance & Accounting, where he partners with founders and CEOs on cash flow strategy, capital raising, financial modeling, and disciplined operational finance. He is President of the Treasure Valley CFO Forum and a Tulane University graduate.

Ken Dowers, Engineering & Operations Leadership

Engineering & Operations Leadership

Ken Dowers

Ken is a seasoned infrastructure and construction executive with more than 35 years of experience delivering complex, large-scale commercial and data center projects. He has led major programs ranging from the Pittsburgh International Airport terminal modernization to multi-use commercial developments at AECOM and other leading firms. He supports NeoDomes’ evolving generation roadmap and the disciplined repeatability behind its speed-to-megawatt advantage.

Strategic licensing

Architecture, operating know-how, IP framework and a generational roadmap.

A licensing structure built to align with hyperscalers, AI neoclouds, wholesale developers and sovereign AI operators.

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