Hyperscale Data upgrades bitcoin mining fleet amid Michigan AI campus expansion

Hyperscale Data (GPUS) is upgrading its fleet of Bitcoin miners as part of a broader strategic initiative to optimize its Michigan data center operations. The Company has made the strategic decision to dedicate a portion of its Michigan Facility to continue Bitcoin mining alongside its expanding artificial intelligence infrastructure. Hyperscale Data confirmed that it is upgrading to Bitmain Antminer S21+ Bitcoin miners, a move expected to significantly increase Bitcoin production yield over the coming year. The S21+ operates at 235 terahashes per second, which represents a 135% increase in processing speed from Hyperscale Data’s older S19J Pro Bitcoin miners. As a result of the increased processing speed, a S21+ produces approximately 2.35 Bitcoin for each Bitcoin produced by a S19J Pro. The Company emphasized that maintaining Bitcoin operations while deploying NVIDIA-powered AI clusters positions Hyperscale Data well among U.S. data center operators, leveraging both digital asset computing and AI growth trends from a single, strategically located facility. This dual-focus strategy allows Hyperscale Data to capitalize on its existing Bitcoin mining infrastructure while advancing its long-term goal of building a world-class AI data center. The Michigan Facility, situated on approximately 34.5 acres and spanning 617,000 square feet, will host both AI compute clusters and advanced Bitcoin miners operating side-by-side.