Keel Infrastructure has secured key regulatory approvals to combine three of its Québec Bitcoin mining facilities into a single 96 MW campus dedicated to artificial intelligence and high-performance computing in Sherbrooke. The move reflects a growing trend among Bitcoin miners repurposing their energy infrastructure and data center capacity to serve the surging demand for AI computing, which often commands higher and more stable revenue than mining. By consolidating operations onto one site, Keel aims to streamline its power usage and position itself for the expanding market in AI and HPC workloads. The Sherbrooke campus underscores how existing crypto-focused energy assets in Canada are increasingly being adapted for broader computing applications, blending Bitcoin mining heritage with next-generation data processing needs as operators seek diversified income streams and improved efficiency.
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