BLUSKY AI INC.
bluskyaidatacenters.comBluSky AI Inc (BSAI) is an AI compute infrastructure company that plans to develop and operate modular data centers on pre-powered land assets across multiple U.S. jurisdictions. Revenue is intended to come primarily from GPU-as-a-Service, offering consumption-based access to GPU compute through modular units called SkyMods, targeting enterprises, research institutions, government agencies, and startups. The company formerly operated as Inception Mining Inc. (incorporated in 2007) and has pivoted to AI infrastructure. As of December 31, 2025, BSAI had generated no material revenue, carried an accumulated deficit of $34,378,880 since inception, held $1,122,661 in current assets against $3,416,051 in current liabilities, and its auditors have raised going concern doubt. Trent D'Ambrosio serves as CEO, CFO, President, Secretary, and Director, with a contractual salary of $300,000 per year, though no salary was actually paid in FY2025 or FY2024. The company is classified as a smaller reporting company in its 10-K filed March 31, 2026 (accession 000149315226014362).
Products & Services
SkyMod prefabricated modular data center units available in plug-and-play configurations; GPU-as-a-Service providing bare-metal GPU access; scalable power and cooling solutions; integrated management systems; low-latency networking infrastructure optimized for AI inference and training workloads.
Revenue Model
Planned consumption-based GPU-as-a-Service (hourly GPU rates) and modular data center solutions including prefabricated SkyMod units. No revenue was reported in the filing excerpts for FY2025 or FY2024.
Customers & Markets
Planned target customers include commercial enterprises, government agencies, academic and research institutions, and startups requiring AI/ML compute. End markets include AI model training, large language model workloads, and AI inference. No actual customers are disclosed in the filing excerpts.
Geographic Exposure
U.S. only, per plans disclosed in the 10-K filed March 31, 2026. Targets sites with power capacities under 50MW across various U.S. jurisdictions. No specific states or site counts are disclosed in the filing excerpts.
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