Public evidence behind the Infrastructure Readiness Intelligence thesis.
This page collects source-backed claims. It avoids invented numbers and routes specific factual claims to official or high-quality sources wherever possible.
Evidence items
Claim, source, date, and why it matters for MaxGrid.
U.S. data center load is growing quickly enough to become a planning issue for power systems.
Source: U.S. Department of Energy, Data Center Energy Demand resources
Why it matters: MaxGrid's thesis depends on power-heavy AI infrastructure becoming harder to evaluate before capital is committed.
EIA analysis treats data center/server electricity demand as a material long-term commercial electricity demand driver.
Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration
Why it matters: Investor diligence needs grounded demand context rather than invented market-size numbers.
The International Energy Agency tracks data centers and data transmission networks as a major electricity-demand category.
Source: International Energy Agency
Why it matters: Global AI infrastructure pressure supports the category thesis without claiming a guaranteed market outcome.
Regulation Crowdfunding offerings generally require a registered intermediary such as a funding portal or broker-dealer.
Source: U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Why it matters: Small-dollar investment interest must be routed to a future legally approved path, not direct public PayPal investment links.
Accredited investor status has specific SEC definitions and is not self-created by a website form.
Source: SEC Investor.gov
Why it matters: MaxGrid can collect non-binding accredited investor interest, but eligibility and offering path require review.
Large-load infrastructure readiness depends on utility process, interconnection, equipment, permitting, and site-specific proof.
Source: MaxGrid synthesis from public grid, utility, and energy infrastructure planning materials
Why it matters: The evidence library supports the product demo and shows why MaxGrid organizes readiness evidence before next-dollar decisions.
CEO Eric Boshnyak brings 23+ years of business ownership into AI infrastructure.
Built, bought, operated, improved, and sold businesses; led customer operations with national service recognition and hundreds of strong public reviews. MaxGrid is his focused move into power, land, cooling, interconnection, permitting, and large-load decision systems.
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