HIVE Digital Technologies is transitioning from primarily Bitcoin mining to supporting AI workloads using its hydro-powered data centers in Canada, Sweden, and Paraguay. The company leverages its existing 440 MW capacity, initially built for crypto mining, to host high-performance computing for AI, aiming to generate higher revenue per megawatt. While Bitcoin mining remains a major revenue source, HIVE’s AI-focused BUZZ HPC business is rapidly growing, with $30 million in AI cloud contracts and plans to reach $225 million in HPC revenue by late 2026. This shift addresses the growing demand for power-intensive AI infrastructure amid supply constraints and geopolitical trends favoring local AI data control.
Bank of Hawaii Corporation reported a strong Q2 earnings per share (EPS) of $1.47, surpassing analyst expectations and marking growth from both the previous quarter and last year. However, its revenue of $184.85 million fell short of the estimated $1...
F5, Inc., a leader in application security solutions, will announce its Q2 2026 earnings on July 27 after market close. Revenue is projected at about $834.60 million, up from $780.37 million a year ago, with earnings per share expected around $4.00, ...
State Street Global Advisors & Affiliates disclosed an increase in their holding of DCC plc shares to 1.42%, following recent purchases of 338 shares at €62.85 each and sales of 96 shares at the same price. This disclosure is part of regulatory requi...
Cint has expanded its partnership with Samba to include brand lift measurement for TV campaigns in six additional international markets: Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, and Spain. This expansion allows advertisers to use Samba’s determinis...
Celestica, a key supplier in AI infrastructure, continues to show strong financial performance with a 52.8% revenue increase in Q1 and five consecutive earnings beats. Driven by high demand in its Connectivity and Cloud Solutions segment, the company...
