CleanSpark, a Nasdaq-listed bitcoin miner, is diversifying beyond cryptocurrency mining into high-performance computing to serve hyperscale clients seeking data center capacity. On July 14, the company announced a 20-year infrastructure lease valued at $6.6 billion with an unnamed high-investment-grade global technology firm at its campus in Sandersville, Georgia. The agreement represents CleanSpark's largest move away from pure bitcoin mining toward compute infrastructure, reflecting a broader industry trend as miners repurpose their energy-intensive facilities to capture rising demand for artificial intelligence and cloud computing services. The lease covers data center infrastructure at the Georgia site, positioning CleanSpark to generate long-term recurring revenue from technology tenants. The pivot underscores how bitcoin miners are leveraging existing power capacity and real estate to enter the growing high-performance computing market alongside their mining operations.
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