Alpha Digital Voltz

The Infrastructure
Layer of the AI Economy

Own the Power › Control AI Economics

Alpha Digital Voltz develops power-first infrastructure for AI, high-performance computing, cloud, and hyperscale workloads.

Power scarcity is the defining constraint of the AI era. We address it directly.

Power — Control
PowerControlDeployable capacity secured
Compute — Monetization
ComputeMonetizationContracted revenue from day one
Capital — Engine
CapitalEnginePublic markets infrastructure
AI — Infrastructure
AIInfrastructureThe layer the economy depends on

Market Thesis

A Structural Opportunity in AI Infrastructure

The global AI build-out requires power at a scale the existing grid was never designed to deliver on this timeline. The convergence of power scarcity, demand growth, and shifting institutional capital creates an environment where the ability to deploy into power-first infrastructure carries exceptional strategic value.

01

Power scarcity is structural, not cyclical.

Interconnect queues stretch years, not months. New grid connections take 5–7 years to approve and build. Sites with existing or near-term deployable capacity represent a durable competitive advantage that capital alone cannot replicate.

02

AI compute demand is outpacing infrastructure.

Hyperscalers are committing hundreds of billions annually to AI infrastructure. The pipeline of compute demand significantly outstrips the supply of suitable, power-ready sites — and the gap is widening, not closing.

03

Quality projects stall from a capital access gap.

The most attractive infrastructure assets are not the ones with institutional attention — they are the ones where a structural capital gap has left genuine quality stranded. Private developers lack the equity access that public markets provide.

04

Institutional capital is rotating toward hard assets.

Infrastructure funds are actively seeking AI-adjacent assets that combine contracted yield characteristics with exposure to secular growth in AI compute demand. The window to secure power-first positions is measured in quarters, not years.

“The window to secure power-first AI infrastructure at current market conditions is measured in quarters, not years. Alpha is positioned to act within it.”

“Alpha Digital Voltz is acquiring another fully reporting, clean public platform enabling immediate institutional capital deployment into AI infrastructure.”

The Platform

Power + Compute +
Capital Engine

Alpha is not a single-asset investment. It is a vertically integrated control platform that owns the three layers AI infrastructure depends on — creating a flywheel of compounding value.

The Four Foundations

The platform assembles four critical infrastructure inputs from the earliest stages of development.

01

Power

Dedicated generation, microgrids, energy storage, substations, and grid infrastructure designed around large-scale compute requirements.

02

Land

Strategically identified sites with expansion capacity, zoning, and environmental suitability for long-term digital infrastructure development.

03

Connectivity

Fiber-rich locations with access to terrestrial and subsea networks supporting low-latency, high-bandwidth workloads.

04

Capital

A public-company platform enabling phased infrastructure financing and institutional capital access at successive stages of development.

1GW

Long-term capacity target

100–150MW

Phase I buildout

3–5 Sites

Initial U.S. footprint

Power-First

Development model

01 — Layer 1

Power Control

10MW Imm.50MW Near1.8GW Pipe

Securing shovel-ready sites with deployable energy capacity — bypassing the 5–7 year interconnect queue that constrains all other participants. Power control is the foundational moat.

10MW
Immediate
50MW
Near-Term
1.8GW
Pipeline

02 — Layer 2

Compute Monetization

GPUaaS / Colocation~$350M Rev (24MW Ex.)

Power capacity is monetized through GPUaaS and long-term colocation contracts before deployment, ensuring contracted cash flow from day one. EBITDA margins target ~40% at scale.

~40%
EBITDA Margin
95%+
Utilization
3–15 Yrs
Contract Tenor

03 — Layer 3

Capital Engine

Public VehicleUplist Path

A fully reporting clean public vehicle eliminating the equity access problem that stalls private developers — enabling continuous institutional deployment into high-yield infrastructure.

98%
Ownership
100%
Revenue Consol.
NYSE
Uplist Target

Operating Logic

01

Acquire where capital is scarce

The most attractive assets sit where a structural capital gap has left genuine quality stranded.

02

Activate immediately

Securing offtake agreements alongside site acquisitions eliminates the development gap.

03

Scale systematically

Each asset strengthens the balance sheet, expands capital access, and improves the economics of the next.

Business Model

Contracted Revenue
Across Multiple Streams

Alpha's infrastructure is designed to support artificial intelligence, cloud, hyperscale, and high-performance computing workloads — with revenue structured across four contracted streams providing income diversification and reducing single-tenant concentration risk.

01

GPU-as-a-Service

Usage-based compute contracts that translate deployed power capacity directly into contracted AI workload revenue.

Primary Revenue

02

Colocation

Long-term data centre leases with hyperscale and enterprise anchor tenants, providing stable, predictable base revenue.

Long-Term Leases

03

Power & Energy

Monetization of energy capacity through power resale arrangements and renewable energy certificate programmes.

Yield Enhancement

04

Managed Services

Recurring service agreements covering cloud operations, physical security, and enterprise networking overlays.

Recurring

Revenue Characteristics

Revenue Type
Contracted
Structure
Multi-stream
Lease Tenors
Long-term
Primary Driver
GPUaaS

Illustrative Revenue Mix

Why four streams?

A single-stream data centre model concentrates risk on one tenant type. Alpha's approach layers GPU-as-a-Service revenue — highest yield, usage-based — on top of stable colocation anchor leases, with power and services providing additional diversification.

The result is a revenue profile that captures both the yield stability of infrastructure and the growth characteristics of AI compute demand.

Offtake-First

Revenue is contracted alongside — or ahead of — site activation. We do not speculate on future demand.

Diversified Streams

No single revenue stream or tenant creates concentration risk. The four-stream model spreads income across different contract types.

Compounding Returns

Each site strengthens the consolidated entity, improving capital access and reducing the cost of the next deployment.

Institutional Alignment

Contract structures are designed for infrastructure-fund mandates: predictable, long-duration, inflation-linked where possible.

Deployment & Scale

From Megawatts
to Gigawatts

Alpha's development pipeline spans the United States and the Caribbean — expanding from initial deployments through to multi-campus, multi-gigawatt infrastructure — with each phase designed to inform and finance the next.

Immediate

Capacity Available

Sites ready to activate

Expanding

Near-Term Pipeline

Interconnects in progress

Gigawatt

Long-Term Target

Multi-site platform

Contracted

Revenue Model

Offtake-first approach

1
ActivationNear-Term

Phase 1

Deploy into shovel-ready sites where power access is secured and offtake agreements are in place. Sites with deployable capacity and active interconnect agreements, positioned for immediate monetization.

2
Expansion6–18 Months

Phase 2

Scale through interconnect upgrades and additional site acquisitions. Sites undergoing data hall buildout with contracted demand from anchor tenants ahead of activation.

3
Platform Scale18–48 Months

Phase 3

Build a diversified, gigawatt-scale infrastructure platform across multiple sites, geographies, and tenant profiles — delivering sustained, predictable performance alongside capital markets growth.

Offtake-first

Revenue contracted before sites are fully activated

Capital-efficient

Public vehicle enables faster deployment than private structures

Phased risk

Each phase funds and validates the next

Diversified

Multi-site, multi-tenant, multi-stream by design

Governance

Control, Consolidation, Governance

Institutional-Grade Governance Layered on High-Growth Infrastructure

Corporate Structure

Alpha Investment Inc

Public Parent Entity

Alpha Digital Voltz

Operating Subsidiary · Execution & Operations · (ADVZ)

Site SPV

Real Estate

Compute SPV

GPUaaS / Colocation

Power SPV

Energy & RECs

Upstream Cash Flow Waterfall

The Holdco Discount — Killed

Passive Holding CompanyActive Control Platform ✓

“We are not a passive holding company. We consolidate revenue, control operations, and upstream cash flow directly to the public entity.”

  • Operating Subsidiary Structure

    Alpha Digital Voltz operates as the dedicated operating subsidiary under Alpha Investment Inc with direct operational execution and governance control.

  • Consolidated Financials

    100% of generated revenue and EBITDA flows upstream from the SPVs through Alpha Digital Voltz to parent entity Alpha Investment Inc.

  • Direct Operating Participation

    Priority positioning in the cash flow waterfall distributions from each Future AI Data Center SPV to the consolidated parent.

Governance

Independent Board

Oversight

Audit & Risk Committee

Execution

Program Management

Distribution

SPV Waterfall Priority

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Investor Relations

Work With Alpha

We engage with institutional investors, infrastructure allocators, and strategic partners whose mandates align with the Alpha platform thesis.

01

Institutional Partnership

Alpha works with a defined set of institutional partners. We welcome dialogue from qualified investors, strategic co-investors, and infrastructure capital allocators.

02

Long-Form Engagement

This is infrastructure investing. We prioritise relationships built on alignment of timeline and thesis, not transactional capital.

03

Selective Approach

We maintain a disciplined approach to partnerships. Introductory conversations begin with understanding your mandate and how it aligns with our platform.