Hyperscale Data, the AI data center firm trading under ticker GPUS on NYSE American, just added another 32.49 Bitcoin to its corporate treasury. That brings the company’s total stash to 1,032.4959 BTC, valued at roughly $65.8 million.
From 11 BTC to four digits in 18 months
The pace of Hyperscale Data’s Bitcoin buying tells the real story here. The company went from single-digit Bitcoin holdings in early 2025 to approximately 700 BTC by May 2026. Then things accelerated.
On July 2, the firm scooped up 67 BTC, pushing its holdings to around 849 BTC. Five days later, another 50.65 BTC purchase brought the total to 899.65 BTC. By July 9, Hyperscale had crossed the psychologically significant 1,000 BTC mark.
The company, led by Executive Chairman Milton “Todd” Ault III, has been building its Bitcoin position through a combination of mining operations and direct market purchases.
The $100 million treasury target
Hyperscale Data has publicly stated its goal of building a $100 million cryptocurrency treasury. At current valuations, its Bitcoin holdings alone represent about two-thirds of that target.
The firm also holds 10,000 ounces of silver, plus cash and restricted cash positions. By late June 2026, Hyperscale Data’s total combined holdings across Bitcoin, cash, silver, and restricted cash reached approximately $106.7 million.
AI meets Bitcoin: the dual thesis
Hyperscale Data operates AI data centers, which is where its ticker symbol GPUS comes from. The company is investing heavily in its Michigan campus, with initial buildout costs estimated between $100 million and $120 million.
The company has also entered a $1.2 billion agreement for AI computing power.
What this means for investors
Hyperscale Data going from 11 BTC to over 1,000 BTC in roughly 18 months shows how quickly a committed management team can build a position.
Hyperscale Data’s Michigan campus buildout, estimated at $100 million to $120 million, means the company is deploying significant capital on the operational side. With total combined assets of around $106.7 million and Bitcoin representing the single largest component, GPUS shareholders are essentially making a leveraged bet on both AI infrastructure demand and Bitcoin’s price trajectory.