We Solve an Environmental Crisis with Revolutionary Profitability

Global datacenters now consume over 776 TWh annually—more than the combined electricity use of Canada and the Netherlands—with over 95% of this energy lost as thermal waste, releasing vast quantities of heat, carbon, and chemical refrigerants, and driving water consumption beyond 1.17 trillion gallons per year, marking this infrastructure a massive triple-threat source of emissions, thermal pollution, and toxic discharge.

Infinidium Power Corp. is a private Canadian technology company developing next-generation AI data center infrastructure focused on extreme energy efficiency, high-density compute, and reduced environmental impact. The platform is designed to deliver scalable high-performance AI computing while redefining how data centers consume and reuse energy.

The Vortex Vacuum Chamber integrates passive cooling, waste heat recovery, and multiple power inputs, including rooftop solar, wind, and Infinidium’s proprietary pulse-drive axial flux magnetic generation. Supplemental power is generated directly within the chamber rather than relying solely on external supply.

Integrated at the base of the chamber, the system provides electromechanical torque amplification that converts recovered energy into usable electrical output, enabling a significant portion of the chamber’s operating load to be generated internally within a fully contained envelope.

Video of Example of SRM Pulse Drive

Infinidium has developed an advanced Stirling-based generation system that integrates into the upper section of the Vortex Vacuum Chamber as a modular array. Built primarily on proven, commercially available technologies, the system is engineered to recover a substantial portion of the waste heat produced by GPUs and servers, converting it into usable electrical power within the contained environment.

Working in combination with established thermoelectric generator arrays and an airflow-driven turbine, the Stirling system forms a closed energy loop that supports internal power requirements. Recovered electricity is returned to the central power bus and, where required, to energy storage systems, supplying the switched reluctance pulse motor, axial flux magnetic generator, and core system loads while reducing dependence on external power sources and enabling efficient off-grid or hybrid operation.

Video of Example Axial Flux Generator

Team

Paul Grist CEO & Director

Mr. Grist is a founder, executive, and board director with more than 25 years of experience in mining and natural resource development, energy infrastructure, and advanced technology systems. His background includes precious and base metals exploration, utility-scale wind and solar, hydrokinetic and non-powered dam hydropower, offshore wave energy, energy storage, and large commercial energy retrofit programs, primarily across California. He has founded and led multiple public and private companies, overseen complex exploration and infrastructure projects, and guided his organizations from early development through three public listings.

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Chad Mayer, Director

Paul Grist CEO & Director

Mr. Mayer has been involved in the construction and development industry in Calgary for over 20 years. As a site supervisor and project manager he has helped facilitate the successful completion of multiple varieties of commercial and residential construction projects including warehouses, high-rise towers, and multimillion-dollar homes. Using his experience from working for large construction companies, he created his own company in 2011, which has found continued success. Chad graduated from SAIT with a degree in management and will lead the development and facility management of our datacenter operations.

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Dana Jurika, Director

Bill DeJong, Corporate Secretary

Mr. Jurika has over 20 years of experience in mining and finance. He received his B.Sc. in Economics and a B.SC. in Politics from Whitman College in 1995 and started his career with the investment bank, Robertson & Stevens, in 1996. For five years, Mr. Jurika was the general manager for Ascendant Exploration, a mineral exploration company. In 2003, he joined the investment firm, JMK Advisors, where he worked for three years as a research analyst and portfolio manager, earning the Charter Financial Analyst (CFA) designation in 2006. This same year, he returned full-time to the mining industry as head of Corporate Development for Copper Mesa Mining Corporation, a company listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange. In 2009, Mr. Jurika joined Redstone Resources as the Chief Financial Officer. Currently, Mr. Jurika is the part-time CFO for Core Values Mining and Exploration.

Bill DeJong, Corporate Secretary

Bill DeJong is a corporate/securities lawyer with private practice and in-house legal experience advising both public and private companies in matters relating to financings, structuring of transactions, joint venture and partnerships, continuous disclosure, and other matters. Most recently, Bill worked for a TSX Venture listed company and helped them navigate the Canadian securities regulations surrounding cryptocurrencies to support their plans to proceed with an Initial Coin Offering (ICO) to fund development of seed-to-sale cannabis tracking technology. Prior to that, Bill was the General Counsel for a TSX listed infrastructure builder before working at two national firms, GowlingWLG and Norton Rose Fulbright.

Advisory Board

Jamie Swaski, Project Manager

Mr. Skawski has been involved in Information technology for more than 30 years. Over the past 6 years Mr. Skawskihas been the owner of his own IT company and prior to that he spent 15 years as a Vice President overseeing all Information Technology in Western Canada, building many data centers and deploying state of the art improvements. A Graduate from RRCC with the top student Lieutenant Governor General’s Award, and the IEEE Paulin award.

Dr. Kamil Agi, Ph.D.

Jamie Swaski, Project Manager

Dr. Agi received his MBA from the Berkeley-Columbia Executive MBA Program and his Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque. In 1998, Dr. Agifounded K&A Wireless, which continues to provide advanced technology solutions for law enforcement, firefighters, and military. Dr. Agi is a member of the Sensors and Instrumentation Technical Advisory Committee (SITAC) and has been a principal investigator in the National Science Foundation (NSF) Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) program.

Dr. Arman Hemmati, Ph.D.

Dr. Hemmati is a well-published and registered computational engineer with over ten years of experience in computational engineering analysis and simulations. He is currently an assistant professor working in the area of computational fluid dynamics and fluid flow. Arman completed his B.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Calgary. Following his undergraduate studies, he obtained his Ph.D. in the areas of Aerodynamics, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), and Finite Element Analysis (FEA).

Devin Smith

Dr. Arman Hemmati, Ph.D.

Mr. Smith brings over 13 years of experience in constructing and operating environmental control systems for mission-critical facilities in Alberta. His leadership has been instrumental in guiding specialized teams and overseeing technical program management and transformation, with a particular focus on HVAC and building automation for data centres and other essential business infrastructure. Holding a background in Mechanical Engineering Technology from SAIT, he is designated as a Professional Technologist of Engineering (ASET), a Project Management Professional (PMI), and holds a Red Seal in Instrumentation and Control.

Stuart Wilkinson Ph.D.

Dr. Wilkinson joins Infinidium as Advisory Board Member, JV Director, and Officer of Infinidium Europe. With more than 20 years of technical leadership across industry domains, Stuart brings strong execution capability for complex, multi-disciplinary systems. His experience includes CTO, consultancy leadership & senior global roles at AB-InBev—overseeing large-scale innovation programs, technical partnerships, and multi-million-euro R&D budgets. Stuart’s background in scaling advanced technologies, managing cross-functional scientific teams, and coordinating high-impact research initiatives directly supports Infinidium’s European deployment, technical validation pathway, and alignment with major grant and innovation funding programs.

James Ross

Stuart Wilkinson Ph.D.

Mr. Ross is a senior finance professional and entrepreneur, focusing primarily on Environmental, Renewable Energy and Technology companies. He has proven track record in Mergers and Acquisitions and Corporate finance. He has been the Director and Chief Financial Officer of both public and private companies, in the telecommunications, power, and IT in Asia and the Americas. Mr. Ross is also a Partner in Sage Stone, whose principals have developed, financed, and transacted on over Five Billion Dollars in renewable energy and power projects. Sage Stone has also acted as advisor for several large energy companies in acquisitions and divestitures, project finance and strategy. He is also President of JSR Capital, a venture capital firm focusing on environmental and technology investments. Ross has an MBA from York University and B.Env.from the University of Waterloo