The Vancouver-founded firm announced it has partnered with a group of banks to offer the stock to the public over time. Hive, which is in the midst of significantly expanding its bitcoin mining and data centre infrastructure in New Brunswick, Toronto and Sweden, said in a filing it will use the money to fund operations, pay down debt and expand its facilities. (The Logic)
Talking point: As competitors like Bitfarms, Riot and TeraWulf pivot from bitcoin mining to AI data centres amid a crash in crypto prices and a boom in compute demand, Hive is reaping the benefits after starting that process years ago. Hive dropped “blockchain” from its name in 2023 to signal a shift in focus to AI, part of a turnaround plan after Ethereum switched to a method for securing the protocol that does not require mining, cutting the company’s revenue in half. Hive posted a record quarter earlier this month, with revenue up 285 per cent from last year, thanks to growth in both its bitcoin mining and AI divisions.
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