RavenCore Data Center™ - Investment Deck
Reimagining colocation through a first-principles approach: leaner, smarter data centers built without the unnecessary overhead of traditional large-scale infrastructure.
When others go big, it’s time to go small.
RavenCore is a network of high-end, small-footprint colocation data centers located in urban business districts, designed for companies that need fast, hands-on access to their infrastructure without footing the bill for their own machine-rooms.
RavenCore will acquire undervalued commercial real estate (2,000–10,000 sq ft), convert it into premium micro data centers, the company will generate recurring revenue by selling power, bandwidth, and on-demand technical services to businesses.
Unlike traditional data centers located far from cities, MicroCenters prioritizes proximity, flexibility, and speed, enabling customers to deploy, test, and scale hardware quickly without long travel times or large commitments.
Node-1 (Boulder Colorado) is anchored by an initial tenant (e.g., Wylie Co. VFX) to ensure early utilization and cash flow, then gradually filled with high-value local customers such as AI startups, media companies, and SaaS providers.
Revenue is driven by:
Monthly power usage (per kW)
Bandwidth services
High-margin on-site support (“remote hands”)
The model is designed to scale by replicating this approach across multiple cities, creating a distributed infrastructure network that combines real estate value, recurring revenue, and long-term network effects.
Our Team
Jake Maymudes
CEO/CTOJake Maymudes is the Founder and CEO of Wylie Co. VFX. Over the past decade, he has built and managed multiple machine rooms and leveraged datacenter infrastructure in Los Angeles to support high-performance visual effects production. Since launching Wylie Co. VFX in 2015, he has grown the company to generate over $50 million in revenue. Jake brings hands-on infrastructure expertise, entrepreneurial leadership, and a forward-looking vision to this new company. More information about Wylie Co. VFX can be found here.
CFOMattia Borrani
Mattia Borrani is a California-based entrepreneur, product designer, and CEO of Mattia Borrani Cutlery. With a background in luxury knife manufacturing and leadership experience as former CFO of Begg Knives, he has built his career at the intersection of craftsmanship, brand building, and product innovation. Best known as the creator of the Bowie Chef® knife, Mattia founded Mattia Borrani Cutlery to bring premium, American-designed kitchen knives to market, combining distinctive design, performance, and a clear entrepreneurial vision.
Prospective Property
5649 Arapahoe Ave, Boulder CO 80303
Link to property listing
13,104 square feet in central Boulder Colorado
Utility service: 480V, 3-phase, 800A minimum
40 full size racks each rack powered with dual 30amp fuses/10kW - potential for larger data center build out.
Additional cool room for non-rackable client hardware
1.667 acres lot
Available for $1,850,000 — We would offer a $1,500,000 to close
How it works
We are solving the proximity problem in data infrastructure for small and mid-sized enterprise customers. By acquiring undervalued commercial real estate in strategic economic hubs and converting it into compact, high-performance colocation facilities, MicroCenters is creating a more accessible, efficient, and profitable model for an underserved and growing market.
A colocation data center is a lot like an apartment building. You have tenants who pay you rent for square footage, power, AC, etc. Large scale data centers are not currently serving the entire market. There’s a large gap where small to medium sized companies need a colocation service and cost or proximity don’t line up.
Our colocation sites will generate revenue through two primary sources: leasing rack space and applying a margin to electricity usage, both of which are standard industry practices. A breakdown of our fee structure, along with illustrative examples, is provided below.
We expect to distribute 90% of revenue to shareholders as dividends, aligning with the model of a REIT (Real Estate Investment Trust) designed to provide steady income and attractive overall returns.
Financials
Revenue Per Site/Node
At $235 a kilowatt a 40 rack site that’s 100% occupied will generate: $1,128,000 gross revenue annually and cost $768,167 to operate. EBITDA: $359,833 Annual ROI: 46.84% EBITDA margin: 31.9%
Labor Billed Per Site/Node
~4 hours/day billed, $150/hr: $18,000/month = $216,000/year gross revenue
Staffing model, 1 on-call technician 24/7,
On-call technician manages multiple sites in same area, salary range $120,000 ~ $200,000 a year, full benefits
Property acquisition and buildout schedule
2026 Node 1 - Boulder CO
2027 Node 2 - Culver City CA
2027 Node 3 - Denver CO
2028 Node 4 - Los Angeles CA
2028 Node 5 - Los Angeles CA
2028 Node 6 - Los Angeles CA
2028 Node 7 - Los Angeles CA
2029 Node 8 - Austin TX
2029 Node 9 - Austin TX
