- BluSky AI’s modular data centers will reflect the next generation of AI infrastructure, created to quickly meet the increasing demand for high-performance computing (“HPC”) and AI
- The firm’s SkyMod(TM) units will soon help deliver energy-efficient, scalable infrastructure capable of powering ML, AI, and data-intensive workloads
- By making efforts to solve the global need for computing power, the company is strategically positioning itself as a future leader in the AI revolution
While the tech industry has become fond of the use of large data centers, they now risk becoming outdated before being fully completed. More specifically, today’s evolving requirements of AI make it challenging for them to keep up. BluSky AI (OTC: BSAI) is reimagining the digital backbone of the AI era with an efficient, infrastructure-centered approach. With headquarters in Salt Lake City, Utah, the company is preparing to lead the future of the AI infrastructure through a new Neocloud network, to be hosted by its web of SkyMod(TM) data centers, called AI Factories. These technologies are proprietary to BSAI. The custom-built solution will support the increasing computational needs of machine learning, AI, and high-performance computing applications (ibn.fm/B3sRR).
With global AI ambitions severely impacted by limitations in access to compute power, the firm will soon provide flexible, fast, and lasting solutions. BluSky AI’s Neocloud, through the SkyMod series of prefabricated data centers, such as SkyMod(TM) XL and SkyMod(TM) One, will supply a ready-to-use network that will meet the compute-intensive needs of AI training and language-learning models. Every SkyMod is designed and built off-site, then deployed for use on either client facilities or powered land leased or owned by BlueSky AI, significantly reducing infrastructure and time-to-compute costs.
Within the past two quarters of 2025, BluSky AI has achieved major milestones to put them in a great position to leverage its network. The company announced six new sites spanning 130 acres and 85 MW of power across Utah, Colorado, Arizona and Nevada. In pursuit of a future NASDAQ listing, partnerships with Lilac to distribute a GPU marketplace partnership, and the re-engineering of a major chip manufacturer’s GPU to fit for the SkyMod Factories, further expand BSAI’s ecosystem.
Building on its record of innovation, BluSky AI recently received an annual innovation achievement award from Utah Business in the manufacturing and development category. The firm’s leadership has broad experience in finance, telecoms, and technology. Dan Gay, the COO, has decades of operational leadership in the energy and technology fields, supporting the firm’s growing market partnership and expansion. CEO Trent D’Ambrosio is experienced in energy integration strategy and global telecom innovation. Julien Bedard, the CTO, comes with experience in cybersecurity, cloud architecture, and blockchain infrastructure.
With the rapid growth of AI adoption globally, the need for efficient, scalable compute power is on the rise. The global data center market is expected to reach $652 billion by 2030 from $347.6 billion in 2024, catalyzed by generative AI, machine learning, and Internet of Things adoption. BluSky AI’s GPU-centric design and rapid-deployment model give it strong leverage in the global market.
For more information, visit the company’s website at BluSkyAIDataCenters.com.
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