Canadian cryptocurrency miner Digi Power X (NASDAQ: DGXX) has activated its first commercial artificial intelligence data center in Alabama, marking a strategic shift from Bitcoin mining to AI infrastructure. The data center is located within the ARMS 200 campus and is expected to generate GPU as a Service (GPUaaS) leasing revenue. The company plans to deploy 10 MW of AI computing power in Alabama by Q3 2026 and to restart five data centers in New York by the end of Q2, with an expected annualized revenue of $15 million per MW. Over the past year, DGX's stock price has increased by 108%, reaching $3.79 per share.
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Canadian cryptocurrency miner Digi Power X (NASDAQ: DGXX) has activated its first commercial artificial intelligence data center in Alabama, marking a strategic shift from Bitcoin mining to AI infrastructure. The data center is located within the ARMS 200 campus and is expected to generate GPU as a Service (GPUaaS) leasing revenue. The company plans to deploy 10 MW of AI computing power in Alabama by Q3 2026 and to restart five data centers in New York by the end of Q2, with an expected annualized revenue of $15 million per MW. Over the past year, DGX's stock price has increased by 108%, reaching $3.79 per share.