Auddia Inc. (NASDAQ: AUUD) today drew attention to newly available market pricing data to help investors gauge the potential scale of its LT350 distributed AI infrastructure subsidiary, ahead of the planned merger that would create McCarthy Finney. The company cited a recent SEC filing by SharonAI Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: SHAZ), which disclosed a $1.25 billion, 60-month contract to deploy and operate 8,200 NVIDIA B300 GPUs for a global cloud customer. According to the filing, the contract implies approximately $30,488 in annual revenue per high-performance GPU.
Jeff Thramann, CEO of Auddia and founder of LT350, said the publicly available benchmark helps contextualize the opportunity for LT350, which plans to deploy AI data centers in parking lot airspace. A previously disclosed internal discounted cash flow (DCF) analysis valued McCarthy Finney at $250 million, with 50% attributed to LT350. Thramann noted that the new pricing data suggests the market opportunity could be larger than initially contemplated, though he cautioned that the company is not providing forward revenue projections beyond what is disclosed in its recent S-4 filing.
LT350's business model is built around a patented canopy architecture that integrates solar panels, battery storage, and GPU cartridges into parking lot structures. The company has a partnership with a real estate investment trust (REIT) that controls 4 million square feet of suitable parking lot airspace. According to LT350's design, each 2,000-square-foot module can support 480 GPUs using a 2:1 GPU-to-battery cartridge ratio. If fully deployed across the REIT footprint, the architecture could accommodate up to 2,000 canopies, totaling 960,000 GPUs. At the $30,488 per GPU per year benchmark, that would represent approximately $29 billion in annualized market-equivalent pricing, though Auddia emphasizes that actual pricing, utilization, and deployment levels will vary and that the company applies significant discounts in its internal analyses.
Thramann highlighted that LT350's competitive advantage lies in its ability to place data centers directly next to customers, optimizing data sovereignty and latency. Unlike SharonAI, which keeps customer data within a country, LT350 aims to keep data behind the customer's firewall, making it attractive for defense, healthcare, financial services, and government clients. The canopy architecture is designed for broad applicability across hospitals, universities, retail centers, industrial facilities, and other property types.
LT350 is one of three new businesses—alongside Influence Healthcare and Voyex—that will be combined with Auddia under the new McCarthy Finney holding company (NASDAQ: MCFN) if the merger with Thramann Holdings, LLC is completed. The merger, announced on February 17, 2026, is subject to stockholder approval and other conditions. Auddia's current business includes the faidr audio superapp and Discovr Radio music promotion platform.
For more information about LT350, visit www.LT350.com. The company's whitepaper, "Distributed, Power-Sovereign AI Infrastructure for the Inference Economy," is available here.
