InfiniG closed a $5.2 million Seed round co-led by J2 Ventures and Stormbreaker Ventures, to accelerate deployments of its CBRS-based Mobile Coverage as a Service platform for multi operator indoor enterprise cellular.
InfiniG (Los Gatos, California) announced a $5.2 million Seed round, co-led by J2 Ventures and Stormbreaker Ventures. The capital is positioned as growth funding to scale its Mobile Coverage as a Service (MCaaS) platform rather than multi year foundational R&D.
What is InfiniG?
InfiniG delivers enterprise-funded, fully managed neutral host indoor cellular coverage. Its MCaaS platform uses shared Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) spectrum, multi operator core network (MOCN) technology, and common neutral-host infrastructure. It integrates with participating U.S. mobile operators (and MVNOs), supports corporate and personal devices without SIM/plan changes, and includes design, installation, operator onboarding, macro network and 911/PSAP integration, activation, 24/7 operations, monitoring, and analytics via InfiniG Insights.
The platform is cloud managed and designed as an upgradeable foundation: immediate multi operator LTE coverage today, with a path to 5G, private networks, connected operations, automation, robotics, and physical AI without full system replacement. It targets properties where outdoor signals are blocked by modern materials (dense concrete, steel, low-e glass) and where traditional models fall short.
Founders Joel Lindholm (CEO) and Fuad Abdelaziz (CTO) previously developed and deployed large scale multi operator neutral host cellular using CBRS at Meta across U.S. campuses. The team includes additional veterans in enterprise networking, CBRS (founding members of the CBRS Alliance/OnGo), neutral host systems, cloud, private wireless, and AI. Headquarters is in Los Gatos; employee count is in the low teens (reports cite ~12). The company has been deploying for roughly three years across healthcare, retail, manufacturing, hospitality, education, and critical infrastructure.
Reliable indoor cellular has become foundational for employees, customers, emergency responders, connected devices, and applications. Carrier funded Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) were built for high priority large venues and are often reaching end of life; operators are largely no longer funding new enterprise deployments or replacements. Enterprises face high cost, complexity, and multi operator coordination burdens. Repeaters depend on variable outdoor signal quality; Wi-Fi calling is a user dependent workaround.
InfiniG’s model shifts the economics and operations: one shared, managed foundation funded by the enterprise, standardized across single buildings, campuses, or portfolios, and deployable in weeks rather than months or years. It provides visibility (availability, call performance, mobility, traffic, utilization) that traditional approaches often lack and keeps the path open for private networks and AI driven physical systems. Partnerships include mobile operators, system integrators, technology providers, and an open ecosystem (InfiniG Connect) with private network cores from Nokia, Druid Software, Pente Networks, Monogoto, and Blue Arcus. An earlier Nokia collaboration positioned the infrastructure for carrier class standards and AI driven RAN evolution.
How will InfiniG use the funds?
Proceeds target expansion of enterprise deployments, automation of mobile operator integration, scaling of InfiniG Insights analytics, partner ecosystem growth, and advancing the platform’s foundation for automation and physical AI. The company frames the round as growth capital because core product development and real world deployments are already underway.
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Investors and Strategic Fit
- J2 Ventures (co-lead): Dual use early stage firm investing at the government–commercial intersection. It manages substantial assets (reports cite hundreds of millions across funds) and emphasizes technologies that strengthen critical infrastructure, healthcare, and communications, relevant to both commercial enterprises and U.S. military/public sector needs. Managing partner Alexander Harstrick highlighted InfiniG’s fit with resilient, scalable cellular for essential operations and future AI enabled systems.
- Stormbreaker Ventures (co-lead): Early stage firm focused on connectivity infrastructure powering AI (Open RAN/AI-RAN, private 5G, satellite cellular convergence, edge compute, IoT, connected mobility, U.S. manufacturing modernization). Leadership includes operators with deep telecom experience (e.g., former AT&T Mobility leadership). Managing partner Said Mia emphasized the founders’ Meta experience as uniquely positioning InfiniG to modernize a market still constrained by venue centric models.
Both investors align with dual commercial and dual use/public sector potential, and with the longer term narrative of cellular infrastructure as a platform for AI and automation.
The round validates a shift from carrier funded, venue limited indoor cellular toward an enterprise as customer, shared spectrum, managed service model. It positions InfiniG to capture demand from property portfolios that traditional DAS economics cannot serve economically, while building a reusable foundation for 5G private networks and physical AI workloads. Success depends on continued operator integration automation, repeatable deployment velocity, Insights driven differentiation, and conversion of existing enterprise relationships into scaled portfolio rollouts. The founders’ proven Meta deployment provides credibility on reliability, security, and operational complexity at enterprise scale.
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