JUST IN: @HIVEDigitalTech closes massive $220M AI/Hyperscaler Cloud contract for Cohere Inc. 🚀 Cohere is the Anthropic of Canada 🇨🇦 🚨 Initiative towards >500 MW of hydro-electric powered AI compute capacity Cc: $SPCX $NBIS $CRWV $IREN $CIFR $KEEL $SLNH 🧠 “Yes, this HIVE/BUZZ HPC deployment is a significant, concrete step in Bell Canada’s British Columbia Supercluster (part of the broader Bell AI Fabric initiative) and its nationwide sovereign AI infrastructure strategy.” 🚨 BC data center supercluster targeting upwards of 500 MW of hydro-electric powered AI compute capacity ✅ The overall BC supercluster + nationwide rollout represents a major, multi-billion-dollar-scale commitment to Canadian AI competitiveness. ✅ A major initiative to build Canada’s largest sovereign AI compute project. BC data center supercluster targeting upwards of 500 MW of hydro-electric powered AI compute capacity ✅ This HIVE/BUZZ HPC deployment is a significant, concrete step in Bell Canada’s British Columbia Supercluster (part of the broader Bell AI Fabric initiative) and its nationwide sovereign AI infrastructure strategy. 🧠 Cohere has established itself as the premier "sovereign AI" alternative to U.S.-based giants like OpenAI and Anthropic. “Bell AI Fabric and the BC Supercluster Bell Canada announced Bell AI Fabric on May 28, 2025, as its major initiative to build Canada’s largest sovereign AI compute project. It starts with a British Columbia data center supercluster targeting upwards of 500 MW of hydro-electric powered AI compute capacity across six facilities, primarily in Kamloops and Merritt, BC, with expansion to a nationwide network.” 🏆 The Contract Details: HIVE’s subsidiary BUZZ HPC signed a three-year GPU cloud contract valued at approximately USD $220 million with Bell AI Fabric (Bell Canada) to support Cohere Inc. It involves deploying 2,304 NVIDIA Grace Blackwell GPUs configured in GB200 NVL72 rack-scale systems (interconnected with NVIDIA Quantum InfiniBand, liquid-cooled, built to NVIDIA reference architecture standards) at Bell’s purpose-built facility in Merritt, British Columbia. ✅Timeline: Expected to go live in late 2026 to early 2027. ✅Revenue impact for HIVE: Adds roughly $70 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR), bringing total contracted HPC revenue above $100 million (on top of the current ~$35 million realized ARR). ✅ Funding: Partially from HIVE’s USD $115 million convertible note financing (April 2026). ✅ Partners in the stack: •Bell Canada: Provides the data center facility, power, and national fibre backbone connectivity. •BUZZ HPC (HIVE): Operates the sovereign AI cloud and GPU cluster/compute layer. •Cohere: Supplies enterprise-grade AI foundation models and solutions. •Hypertec: Handles bespoke GPU server hardware, integration, installation, and support.

JUST IN: @HIVEDigitalTech validates $HIVE ‘s growing AI infrastructure platform and provides a real-world proof point for its planned second 100 MW AI HPC Gigafactory in Paraguay 🇵🇾 Cc: $SPCX $NBIS $CRWV $IREN $CIFR $KEEL $SLNH AI Gigafactory in Paraguay 🇵🇾 / Progress: ✅ 100 MW substation under construction (civil works complete; commissioning this summer; energization expected September 2026). ✅ New Tier-III data center construction to begin Fall 2026. ✅ Ready-for-service target: H2 2027.

🚨 @HIVEDigitalTech Now launching 2 x AI Gigafactory Cc: $SPCX $NBIS $CRWV $IREN $CIFR $KEEL $SLNH 1️⃣ 320 MW in Greater Toronto Area 🇨🇦 2️⃣ 100 MW in Paraguay 🇵🇾 1️⃣ 320 MW : AI Gigafactory in Greater Toronto Area targets $360M in ARR at full operation 💠 130,000 GPUs 💠 25 acres acquired 💠 Power connected 💠 Coming online second half of 2027 2️⃣ 100 MW : AI Gigafactory in Paraguay 🇵🇾 / Progress: ✅ 100 MW substation under construction (civil works complete; commissioning this summer; energization expected September 2026). ✅ New Tier-III data center construction to begin Fall 2026. ✅ Ready-for-service target: H2 2027.

JUST IN: @HIVEDigitalTech is now finally laying the foundation for a larger HPC/AI Gigafactory in Yguazú, Paraguay 🚀 Cc: $SPCX $NBIS $CRWV $IREN $CIFR $KEEL $SLNH ✅ 100 MW substation under construction (civil works complete; commissioning this summer; energization expected September 2026). ✅ New Tier-III data center construction to begin Fall 2026. ✅ Ready-for-service target: H2 2027. That announcement is bigger than it sounds. 🚨 It validates HIVE’s growing AI infrastructure platform and provides a real-world proof point for its planned second 100 MW AI HPC Gigafactory in Paraguay. 🚨 Just days earlier, HIVE signs $220M AI / Hyperscaler Cloud Deal with Cohere is massive! Cohere has established itself as the premier "sovereign AI" alternative to U.S.-based giants like OpenAI and Anthropic. The deal is expected to generate more than $70M annually and push contracted AI ARR above $100M. 1️⃣ HIVE announces it’s first : 320 MW AI Gigafactory in Greater Toronto Area targets $360M in ARR at full operation. 💠 130,000 GPUs 💠 25 acres acquired 💠 Power connected 💠 Coming online second half of 2027 2️⃣ HIVE acquires 32 MW data center in Sweden, transitioning from tenant to owner after eight years of operations, advancing Tier III Infrastructure Across a Global Renewable Footprint 3️⃣ HIVE currently operates approximately 440 MW of renewable-powered capacity across Canada, Sweden, and Paraguay with a path toward 1GW+ MW and longer-term expansion opportunities tied to its Paraguay development. FY2026 revenue reached a record $297.8M, up 158% YoY.

AI DATA CENTERS’ WATER USAGE IS FAR LOWER THAN EXPECTED Nvidia says data centers use about 0.2% of daily U.S. water. New liquid cooling systems can heavily reduce water use by replacing traditional cooling towers with closed-loop systems that recycle coolant instead of evaporating water. These systems are also more efficient and can reuse waste heat for things like heating buildings in the future.

Elon Musk is backing Nvidia’s pushback against one of the biggest criticisms of the AI boom: water usage. As concerns grow over the environmental impact of artificial intelligence, Nvidia $NVDA pointed to Manhattan Institute data showing data centers account for just 0.2% of daily water usage in the U.S. The company said newer cooling systems are making that footprint even smaller. Musk shared Nvidia’s post on X and gave it a one-word endorsement: “True.” The Tesla $TSLA and SpaceX $SPCX CEO’s reaction adds weight to Nvidia’s argument that AI data centers may not be the water drain many people assume. Nvidia says newer AI facilities using 45-degree Celsius liquid cooling can rely on dry coolers instead of traditional cooling towers. In favorable climates, that can reduce cooling-related water use from roughly 2.6 million gallons per megawatt annually to near zero. The company also said its upcoming Rubin-generation AI infrastructure will be its first fully liquid-cooled platform. Nvidia’s Ali Heydari said the DSX reference design for AI factories has zero water consumption. Water is becoming a major flashpoint in the AI infrastructure buildout. Amazon $AMZN disclosed its data centers used about 2.5 billion gallons of water in 2025, even as it said its efficiency was better than industry averages. The debate is not going away. As AI demand surges, investors, policymakers and local communities are watching water, power and infrastructure strain more closely.

TODAY: @HIVEDigitalTech is 🆙 an insane 25% after announcing the completion of its first AI research project with Columbia University, using GPUs located more than 5,000 miles away in Paraguay. Cc: $SPCX $NBIS $CRWV $IREN $CIFR $KEEL $SLNH The research was submitted to NeurIPS and showed HIVE’s optimized A40 GPUs delivering $NVDA H100-like normalized performance in certain AI training workloads. The results will help guide development of its planned 100MW AI facility in Paraguay. Cc: @Sam_Badawi

JUST IN: @HIVEDigitalTech: +25% 🆙 today. $HIVE is trading at a discount below $100 👀 Cc: $SPCX $NBIS $CRWV $IREN $CIFR $KEEL $SLNH 1️⃣ HIVE is now laying the foundation for a larger HPC/AI Gigafactory in Yguazú, Paraguay 🚀 ✅ 100 MW substation under construction (civil works complete; commissioning this summer; energization expected September 2026). ✅ New Tier-III data center construction to begin Fall 2026. ✅ Ready-for-service target: H2 2027. That announcement is bigger than it sounds. 🚨 It validates HIVE’s growing AI infrastructure platform and provides a real-world proof point for its planned second 100 MW AI HPC Gigafactory in Paraguay. 2️⃣ Just days earlier, HIVE signs $220M AI / Hyperscaler Cloud Deal with Cohere is massive! Cohere has established itself as the premier "sovereign AI" alternative to U.S.-based giants like OpenAI and Anthropic. The deal is expected to generate more than $70M annually and push contracted AI ARR above $100M. 3️⃣ HIVE announces it’s first : 320 MW AI Gigafactory in Greater Toronto Area targets $360M in ARR at full operation. 💠 130,000 GPUs 💠 25 acres acquired 💠 Power connected 💠 Coming online second half of 2027 4️⃣ HIVE acquires 32 MW data center in Sweden, transitioning from tenant to owner after eight years of operations, advancing Tier III Infrastructure Across a Global Renewable Footprint 5️⃣ HIVE currently operates approximately 440 MW of renewable-powered capacity across Canada, Sweden, and Paraguay with a path toward 1GW+ MW and longer-term expansion opportunities tied to its Paraguay development. FY2026 revenue reached a record $297.8M, up 158% YoY.