OTG Acquisition is a blank check company (SPAC) incorporated in June 2025, with no operations or revenues. OTG raised approximately $230M in its IPO, holding roughly $223M in trust for a future acquisition. OTG's sole purpose is to identify, acquire, and take public a private company in the Digital Infrastructure Services sector — broadly defined as companies providing products, services, or enabling technology to data center operators, covering IT infrastructure, power generation and distribution, cooling systems, connectivity, and data center construction. The thesis driving target selection is AI-driven data center demand growth. OTG has 24 months from IPO close to complete a deal; if it fails, public shareholders receive approximately $10.05 per share. The sponsor, OTG Acquisition Sponsor LLC, paid roughly $25,000 for founder shares representing ~20% of post-IPO equity — the standard SPAC "promote" structure, where sponsors can profit even on a mediocre deal while public shareholders bear full economic risk of a bad acquisition. The management team is led by CEO Scott Troeller, who has over 25 years in private equity across digital infrastructure and power generation, and CFO Joseph Dunfee, with 17 years in infrastructure and energy investing. Both are partners at XIP, a strategic advisory firm that receives $20,000 per month from the SPAC for office space and administrative services. OTG acknowledges that none of its sponsor, officers, or directors has prior SPAC management experience.