Tekcapital portfolio company Vesari has filed eleven non-provisional patent applications with the US Patent and Trademark Office, covering technology for a fully integrated, behind-the-meter, geothermal-powered hyperscale AI compute campus.
The company also said it was exploring options for a US listing through a reverse takeover and de-Spac.
Vesari is tackling one of the biggest bottlenecks in the rollout of AI: the energy required to power the AI data centres that enable the computing that drives models.
Rather than protecting a single innovation, the patent applications span the full compute stack, from geothermal power integration and islanded electrical architecture through cooling and waste-heat recovery, energy-aware workload orchestration, low-Earth-orbit satellite connectivity and a carbon-free commercial layer enabling premium pricing and forward-purchase contracting.
Vesari, Tekcapital’s fifth portfolio company, argues the principal advantage lies not in any single efficiency gain but in the compounding interaction of these integrated systems. They aim to create a feedback loop between power, cooling, compute and pricing.
The patent portfolio is intended to protect the mechanisms underlying those functions, which the company believes can deliver a material efficiency and value uplift compared with conventionally powered compute.
Alongside the filings, Vesari has launched a capital markets strategy, beginning preliminary discussions with US investment bankers about a potential reverse merger into a listed shell or a de-SPAC transaction, with concurrent financing, as a faster route to public markets and capital to fund commercialisation.