Hello Everyone,

I am happy to be apart of this community. My background is in electrical engineering and Wall Street. I started my career writing real‑time embedded software for Hughes Aircraft’s AMRAAM missile, then spent years in capital markets and fintech. InfinityPath Ventures is my AI infrastructure fund.

Everyone is funding more GPUs and more data centers. Very few people are funding the thing that’s actually broken: our compute stack was never designed for AI workloads. That inefficiency is what’s driving runaway energy demand, grid upgrades, and costs that eventually show up as inflation in the real economy.

InfinityPath backs seed‑stage teams rebuilding the infrastructure layer for AI: new compute architectures, radically more efficient inference and training, and software that makes existing hardware 10–100x more effective so you don’t need a nuclear plant for every data center.

I’ve lived on both sides: building real‑time embedded systems for Hughes Aircraft’s AMRAAM missile and later underwriting risk and return on Wall Street. I’m not chasing “AI is hot”; I’m underwriting the unit economics of compute: $/token, $/kWh, grid impact, and how infra changes margin structure for entire industries.

Over the next decade, the winners in AI won’t just be model labs. They’ll be the companies that fix the physics and economics of compute. That’s where I focus: seed‑stage founders who can meaningfully bend the cost and energy curves for AI.