Founder · Operator · South Florida

I build the infrastructure everything else runs on.

Twenty-six years ago I was pulling low-voltage cable in South Florida. Today I run ASIC hosting facilities and purpose-built GPU compute. The same instincts, at considerably more power.

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26Years building
1,000+Systems installed
8Ventures
4Industries

The ventures

Eight ventures.
One through-line.

Every one of these is infrastructure of some kind — the wiring behind a building, the power behind a machine, or the supply chain behind a bottle. I build the layer everything else sits on top of.

The journey

Low voltage to megawatts.

The jump sounds larger than it is. Both ends come down to the same four questions: how much power does it need, how do you get the heat out, how does it stay up when nobody is watching, and who answers the phone when it breaks.

2000

Founded Superior Technological Systems

Started pulling low-voltage cable across Palm Beach County. Still running today, twenty-six years on.

1,000+

A thousand systems in the ground

Home theaters, surveillance, structured wiring and networks from Jupiter to Boca Raton — estates, barns, offices and storefronts.

III

Expanded beyond audio-visual

UV-C disinfection hardware, luxury audio, and a Florida spirits brand — three more industries, the same operator's playbook.

MW

Built the Terra group

Industrial ASIC hosting, purpose-built GPU compute and mining hardware. The same power-and-cooling discipline, at facility scale.

What comes next

More compute, more capacity, and helping other operators skip the expensive lessons.

About

Operator first,
always.

I have spent a quarter century answering hard infrastructure questions in people's homes and businesses. Terra is that same work with more zeros on the end.

I am also a father, and I have put real effort into the unglamorous part of this — building companies that do not require you to be miserable to run them. Honestly, that is most of what people want to talk to me about.

If you can dream it, you can do it.

Francisco Gomez

Speaking & mentoring

What I will talk about.

I take a limited number of speaking and mentoring engagements. These are subjects I have actually lived, which makes them the ones worth hearing from me.

I

Twenty-six years in business

Most service companies do not survive their first decade. What it really takes to still be here — pricing, reputation, and knowing which jobs to turn down.

II

Low voltage to megawatt compute

Why a residential audio-visual background is excellent preparation for building mining and GPU facilities — and exactly where the analogy breaks.

III

Mining infrastructure, without the hype

Power contracts, uptime, curtailment, heat, and the operational reality of hosting other people's machines.

IV

Running several companies at once

Work-life balance is a tired phrase for a real problem. How I divide attention across ventures and still show up at home.

Advisory

Where I am useful.

I take on a small number of advisory engagements each year, weighted toward companies building something physical. I am most valuable early, while the decisions are still cheap to change.

Mining & compute infrastructure

Site selection, power economics, hosting agreements, hardware procurement, and what the operating burden actually looks like once machines are racked.

Field-service businesses

Scheduling, technician utilisation, scope discipline, and building a service arm that produces recurring revenue instead of firefighting.

Physical product to market

Hardware and consumer goods — sourcing, manufacturing partners, distribution. Learned the hard way across UV-C devices, audio hardware and spirits.

Get in touch

Tell me what
you are building.

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