The AI infrastructure buildout is the largest capital deployment in the history of computing. The decisions driving it are made between a small number of people who trust each other.
Hyperscale Racing is where those people connect.
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A modern NASCAR race car runs 190 mph on 700 horsepower, managed by a crew of engineers making real-time decisions under conditions that would melt most hardware. It is, in its own way, a datacenter problem — power density, thermal management, high-stakes reliability.
That is not an accident. Hyperscale Racing was built at that intersection. Its principal, Cassten Everidge, competes professionally in NASCAR and spends his weeks as a leader in datacenter industry engineering.
We give 12 of the most consequential companies in AI infrastructure a shared platform: a car, a calendar, a private network, and access to the early-stage technology that will define the next decade of the industry.
Every member receives access to all three pillars in full. Slots are finite and allocated by the Selection Committee.
Prominent placement on a professionally fielded NASCAR race car across the full season — national broadcast exposure, trackside signage, and a year-round content library.
A deliberately small consortium of decision-makers. The racing calendar creates a recurring, high-quality reason to gather — not a crowd to pitch into.
Operating as a venture studio, Hyperscale Racing sources and vets early-stage companies in thermal, power, grid storage, and AI infrastructure — and surfaces them to members.
Hyperscale Racing is guided by an advisory board of senior operators and investors who have built, scaled, and funded critical infrastructure at the highest levels of the industry. Not figureheads — they shape vetting criteria, validate strategic direction, and open doors that require institutional trust.
Bill Kaewert is Strategic Advisor and Board Member of Stored Energy Systems (SENS), a Colorado-based manufacturer of non-stop DC power systems that form the backbone of critical infrastructure across data centers, utilities, and telecommunications networks. He has spent years advocating for the transformation of data center backup power from dormant standby systems into active grid assets — a position affirmed at the national level when the Department of Energy issued an emergency order leveraging exactly that capacity during a grid crisis. Bill co-founded Resilient Utilities Now, a nonprofit working to improve U.S. resilience against long-duration power failures, and has served on the board of the Electrical Generation Systems Association (EGSA).
Pete Bianchini is a principal at NexCore Systems, where he works with datacenter operators navigating the shift from component-level procurement to system-level infrastructure thinking — covering critical power, modular deployment, alternative cooling, and behind-the-meter generation. His focus is on what actually gets built and run under real-world conditions, helping operators evaluate solutions based on how systems perform under load rather than how components look on a spec sheet. Pete partners with leading critical power manufacturers in the datacenter space and is an active voice on the infrastructure challenges being accelerated by AI density demands and compressed deployment timelines.
Cassten Everidge manages applications engineering at Stored Energy Systems (SENS), in Colorado, USA. Cassten is a 3x founder and engineer and has experience in energy, modular data centers, lithium-ion batteries, and DC power systems. Aside from his engineering career, he has also been competitively driving racing cars for 16 years. Today, he is working in the datacenter industry while competing in NASCAR. Cassten is a founding member (and fundamental pillar) of HyperScale Racing due to possessing both the skill needed to compete in national-level motorsport and the experience/access to influence the AI infrastructure of tomorrow.
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