Hyperscale Data, Inc. has announced a significant upgrade to its Bitcoin mining operations at its Michigan Facility, part of an ongoing strategy to leverage both digital assets and artificial intelligence infrastructure. The company has decided to enhance its mining capabilities by investing in the latest Bitmain Antminer S21+ miners, which are expected to yield a notable increase in Bitcoin production due to their superior processing power.
The newly integrated S21+ miners operate at a processing speed of 235 terahashes per second, representing a 135% enhancement compared to the previous S19J Pro models. This upgrade means that the S21+ miners can produce approximately 2.35 Bitcoin for every Bitcoin generated by the earlier model, aligning with Hyperscale Data’s aim to ensure efficient resource utilization as it also builds out its AI infrastructure.
William B. Horne, Hyperscale Data’s Chief Executive Officer, stated that this dual approach serves not only to maximize existing mining operations but also to position the company for future growth in AI computing. The Michigan Facility encompasses 34.5 acres with 617,000 square feet dedicated to both advanced AI compute clusters and Bitcoin mining operations, ensuring they coexist and optimize resources within a single site.
Executive Chairman Milton “Todd” Ault III emphasized the importance of this strategy, referring to the facility as a highly productive asset designed to simultaneously support AI infrastructure powered by NVIDIA servers while continuing Bitcoin mining activities. The integration of AI capabilities will unfold over time, allowing the company to continue reaping rewards from its existing Bitcoin mining setup.
Interestingly, Hyperscale Data has indicated that it does not plan to liquidate any of its Bitcoin holdings in the near future. Instead, the company will adhere to its Digital Asset Treasury Strategy, aiming to pair its Bitcoin assets with market capitalization to bolster its corporate treasury. Regular updates on the company’s Bitcoin holdings and its dollar-cost averaging program for additional acquisitions will be provided every Tuesday.
The Michigan Facility’s upgrade is part of a broader initiative to expand AI service capabilities utilizing next-generation NVIDIA hardware. The company’s wholly-owned subsidiary Sentinum, Inc. operates the data center, focusing on not just Bitcoin mining, but also colocation and hosting services to support emerging AI technologies across various industries.
As Hyperscale Data looks ahead, plans for the divestiture of its other subsidiary, Ault Capital Group, Inc., are also on the horizon, anticipated for the first quarter of 2026. This strategic move will solidify Hyperscale Data’s role as both an operator of data centers for high-performance computing and a holder of digital assets, underscoring its commitment to intertwining these powerful computing trends.
Potential investors and stakeholders are encouraged to review Hyperscale Data’s public filings for comprehensive information about its operations and future strategies.
