Jay Jorgensen is reshaping the future of AI infrastructure and agriculture. As founder of GeoXis, he challenges the outdated models of energy and food production by proving that sustainability and profit are not mutually exclusive — they are inseparable. His work focuses on driving down PUE, slashing operational costs for AI factories, and turning waste heat into powerful engines for year-round hydroponic food production. By merging cutting-edge technology with regenerative agriculture, Jay creates not just scalable infrastructure, but higher-paying, future-proof jobs. A former college athlete and relentless builder, he believes that solving environmental challenges demands bold thinking, faster execution, and business models that reward both planet and profit. Jay’s mission is simple: build systems that feed, empower, and sustain the world — profitably.