Latest updates, press releases, and insights from the volatile world of digital assets.
The company will complete its mining wind-down in the fourth quarter and operate solely as a high-density colocation provider for artificial intelligence and high-performance computing from 2027 onward
The company reduces debt by about $30 million, retains 275 BTC, and prioritizes data center expansion while maintaining long-term Bitcoin mining plans
Listed miners reduced realized hashrate faster than the broader Bitcoin network between late 2025 and mid-2026, with several operators generating more revenue from data centers and high-performance computing than from mining
Core Scientific and AMD agree on 15-year leases for 529 MW of capacity starting in 2027, with expansion rights to 2.5 GW and potential base revenue exceeding $14 billion, as the firm winds down bitcoin mining
With over 27 GW of power capacity and $90 billion in AI deals, miners are shifting from crypto production to essential energy partners for data centers
