Jet.AI Inc. (NASDAQ: JTAI)

Jet.AI Inc. is listed on NASDAQ under the symbol JTAI. It develops AI data center sites in North America. The company secures land, power, and fiber before construction begins. It has offices in Las Vegas, Nevada, and San Francisco, California.

The company says power is the main limit on data center growth. It looks for large sites near substations, natural gas, and fiber routes. It works with development partners who handle construction. The company says it brings land and capital to each project.

Jet.AI lists four projects with more than 1 gigawatt of combined capacity. The Manitoba site is 350 contiguous acres with power and fiber access, announced in July 2026. The Alberta project is a behind-the-meter natural gas campus in southern Alberta. The Maritimes project has limited public detail. The Moapa site in Nevada is a former power plant near Las Vegas.

The website says the company has secured more than 350 acres. Its partners include one of the largest construction firms in Las Vegas and established operators across Canada. The site also lists investor relations contacts and an investor website for more information.

Jet.AI also lists older aviation offers. These include DynoFlight, a carbon crediting solution, and aircraft acquisition and management programs. The contact form also lists charter services and a booking app called Look Book and Fly. The company's chief executive, George Murnane, has more than 20 years of senior executive experience in air transportation and aircraft.

The chairman, Mike Winston, is a chartered financial analyst. The site says the executive team has experience in finance, aviation, and technology. The investor relations phone line is +1 (949) 574-3860. The site also lists a 24 hour investor hotline. The site says more than a trillion dollars of data center spending has been announced globally. It says the bottleneck is powered land, not capital or demand. Its About page says the company develops AI data center infrastructure and builds the powered campuses the AI economy requires. The site describes its typical data hall commissioning increment as 12 MW.