Hive is making a lucrative shift to AI-focused infrastructure development.
The company's renewable energy-powered AI factories are set to enjoy high demand for their cloud computing services.
Shares of Hive Digital Technologies (NASDAQ: HIVE) spiked on Monday after the cryptocurrency miner announced an intriguing new artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure project.
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Hive's wholly owned subsidiary, Buzz High Performance Computing, plans to construct an AI gigafactory in Ontario, Canada. The 320-megawatt (MW) facility is expected to feature over 100,000 graphics processing units (GPUs) once completed.
The massive data center site will be geared for agentic AI, scientific research, and other compute-intensive machine learning workloads.
"AI is the new industrial base, and compute is the factory floor," executive chairman Frank Holmes said in a press release.
As part of this project, Buzz purchased roughly 25 acres of land in the Greater Toronto Area for $58 million. The facility will be strategically placed within Canada's largest metropolitan economy and technology research hub.
The project is expected to come online in the second half of 2027 at a cost of approximately $2.5 billion.
Hive has the land and power to bring high-performance computing to Canada and other international markets. That's a valuable position to hold, as governments around the world are beginning to realize that AI computing power is a national priority.
"Compute is the new sovereignty," Hive said. "Countries that own the machines will write the future."
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