ChainCatcher report: U.S.-listed company Hyperscale Data has ceased all Bitcoin mining operations at its Michigan facility to repurpose the site into infrastructure for AI data center customers. The company stated on Wednesday that all Bitcoin mining equipment at the facility has been shut down following an inspection by an unnamed California neocloud provider, and plans to sell the related mining hardware. Hyperscale Data noted that the customer has signed a 10-year master service agreement to contract 20 megawatts (MW) of AI computing power, with two optional five-year extensions available. The company estimates this agreement could generate over $1.2 billion in revenue over a maximum 20-year term, and potential revenue could exceed $3 billion if the customer exercises additional options for 32 MW more; the site is ultimately expected to support up to 340 MW. However, the company cautioned that its expansion plans remain in early stages and are subject to financing, regulatory approvals, and other risks. Meanwhile, Hyperscale has significantly reduced its Bitcoin holdings to fund AI infrastructure development. Affected by factors including the company’s completion of a four-for-one reverse stock split, its shares closed at $0.1984 on Wednesday, down approximately 17%, setting a new post-split record low. According to BitcoinTreasuries.NET, the company currently holds approximately 215 Bitcoin, valued at around $16.7 million—a 79% decrease from roughly 1,006 Bitcoin held at the end of July—and ranks 84th among publicly traded companies tracked on the platform.
Hyperscale Data Shuts Down Michigan Bitcoin Mining, Holdings Drop 79%
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Hyperscale Data halts Michigan Bitcoin mining following an inspection by a California neocloud provider and plans to sell its equipment. The company signed a 10-year AI agreement for 20 MW, with potential revenue exceeding $1.2 billion. On-chain data shows Bitcoin holdings dropped 79% to 215 BTC, valued at $16.7 million. Concerns over inflation data may pressure further asset reallocations. Stock closed at $0.1984, down 17%.
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