Aijuma · U.S. AI infrastructure

We turn power into compute.

Aijuma develops and operates U.S. data center capacity for AI, from secured utility power to running GPU clusters.

  • Grid
  • Substation
  • Building
  • Rack
90 MW

Across two U.S. sites.

2 Sites

In development, each expandable.

1:1 Site to company

Every site financed and governed on its own.

GB300 + Vera Rubin

The platforms we deploy.

Thesis

AI is no longer limited by chips. It's limited by power that is contracted, on schedule and on buildable land. We start there.

The sequence

Power. Build. Compute.

  1. 01 / Power

    Power

    We secure utility power and land first, then build. Every megawatt is contracted before the first shovel.

    See the sites
  2. 02 / Build

    Build

    Our sites are engineered and built by firms with decades of mission-critical work: Layton Construction, Harvey Cleary and RWB Consulting Engineers.

    Our partners
  3. 03 / Compute

    Compute

    We fill what we build, through long-term leases to large tenants and through Technology Kings, our compute business.

    Technology Kings

Technology Kings

Compute, from data centers we own.

Technology Kings delivers reserved GPU capacity, inference compute and server procurement on NVIDIA GB300 and Vera Rubin systems, built with Quanta, Pegatron, Giga Computing and Penguin Solutions.

Platforms
GB300 NVL72 · HGX B300 · Vera Rubin
Offers
Reserved · Inference · Procurement
Fabrics
InfiniBand · Ethernet

Team

Operators, financiers and builders.

Portrait of Matthew Truebe

Matthew Truebe

Co-founder and CEO

Three-time unicorn executive. Leads sites, the build program and investor relations.

Portrait of Julie Lin

Julie Lin

Co-founder, Commercial and Supply Chain

Leads procurement, GPU and equipment supply, and commercial terms.

Portrait of Beau Boudreax

Beau Boudreax

Legal · Eisner Law

Lead counsel. Works with Orrick on financing and contracts.

Building the power layer for AI.