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Patmos CEO John Johnson has never raised outside capital. His model: convert urban industrial buildings into AI data centers in 90 days. The company turned a 400,000 sq ft Kansas City printing press into a live training facility for Nebius and secured a $100M PACE loan to finance it. Johnson shares why the greenfield window is closed and which operators survive consolidation.
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