HIVE News & Events

HIVE Digital Technologies announced that its BUZZ AI Cloud platform in Asuncion, Paraguay is now operational with live GPU compute nodes serving workloads on the platform by an academic research team from Columbia University in New York. The Asuncion deployment is the first GPU cluster to go live under HIVE's phased strategy to layer AI and high-performance computing infrastructure onto its existing renewable energy footprint in Paraguay. The cluster is hosted within a Tier-III data center operated by Paraguay's largest telecommunications provider and is purpose-built to handle AI model training, inference, and computationally intensive research workloads. HIVE expects to use the results of the cluster to establish the proof of concept for AI compute between New York and Asuncion.

HIVE Digital Technologies announced a 4x expansion of its liquid-cooled AI data center capacity through its previously announced strategic data center partner in Canada, growing the existing 4 megawatts in Manitoba to 16.6 MW of critical IT load across two Canadian provinces, expanding HIVE's BUZZ HPC Sovereign AI Compute offering in Canada. The expansion adds a new colocation facility in British Columbia, providing an immediate 5 MW of capacity with an option to scale an additional 7.6 MW. This new immediate capacity facilitates the deployment of upwards of 2,000 next-generation high-power density AI-optimized GPUs in British Columbia, complementing the capacity for approximately 2,000 GPUs in BUZZ's existing Manitoba facility. In total, the Company now has a near-term ramp to over 4,000 GPUs in Canada through its data center partnerships and its own sites, accelerating the Company's previously announced GPU AI cloud deployment targets for calendar 2026.

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