Bitdeer targets $2B revenue by 2026, pivoting from Bitcoin mining to AI infrastructure. That bold shift has the crypto-mining crowd buzzing about a future where data centers power AI workloads [1]. Critics question how they’ll finance the transition and whether the move can weather crypto cycles. Either way, the pivot signals a willingness to diversify beyond BTC mining.
Marathon Digital Holdings is playing an ecosystem game, too. The post 'MARA Tech x MPLX Power' hints at data-center compute capacity backed by energy links that resemble MPLX-style infrastructure [2]. If this translates to real deployments, Marathon could blend crypto-native hosting with traditional energy pipelines. The move fits a broader pattern: miners pairing compute with durable energy hookups to keep machines humming.
CleanSpark has reportedly engaged with Nvidia, a signal that hardware partnerships could underpin future AI compute capacity [3]. Nvidia’s chips would be the obvious backbone if these plans scale, but concrete deals have yet to surface. The chatter, while early, underscores a shared ambition across crypto miners to access AI-grade compute.
Bottom line: the AI compute pivot is moving from rumor to potential contracts. Watch Bitdeer, Marathon, and CleanSpark in the coming quarters.
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