Hyperscale Data, Inc. has announced a transformative $100 million Bitcoin treasury strategy as part of its strategic pivot toward artificial intelligence and digital assets. The Las Vegas-based company will fund this initiative through proceeds from selling Montana data center land leases and power contracts, combined with its at-the-market equity offering program.
The company already maintains significant digital asset holdings through its subsidiary Sentinum, which has operated a Bitcoin mining business for years. As of September 8, 2025, Hyperscale holds 11.1159 Bitcoin worth approximately $1.23 million, all earned through mining operations rather than market purchases. These holdings represent 11.9% of the company's market capitalization.
CEO William B. Horne described this move as "a pivotal moment in Hyperscale Data's evolution," stating the company is "building a company anchored in two of the most dynamic forces of our era: artificial intelligence and digital assets." The treasury strategy mirrors MicroStrategy's approach and builds on the company's existing operational expertise in digital assets.
Parallel to the Bitcoin accumulation, Hyperscale is aggressively expanding its Michigan data center campus from the current 30 MW capacity to potentially 340 MW for AI and cloud computing operations. The intermediate goal targets 70 MW over 20 months through natural gas infrastructure enabling on-site generation, though the full expansion is subject to utility agreements, regulatory approvals, and appropriate funding.
The company maintains transparency through weekly crypto holdings reports, with recent disclosures showing $101,123.70 in XRP purchases through 33,120 tokens at a $3.0533 average price. Hyperscale plans to divest its subsidiary Ault Capital Group in Q1 2026 to become a focused data center operator and digital asset holder.
This move comes as corporate Bitcoin adoption reaches over 1 million BTC worth $116 billion across 190 entities, though analysts warn that rising interest rates expose structural vulnerabilities in debt-financed Bitcoin strategies as the market moves from "easy money" to execution-dependent success.