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NASDAQ:HIVE 4 October 2025 - 22 June 2026

HIVE shares rise after Paraguay AI pilot resets bitcoin miner outlook

HIVE shares rise after Paraguay AI pilot resets bitcoin miner outlook

HIVE Digital Technologies shares surged Monday as the company said Columbia University researchers had validated its Paraguay GPU cluster for AI research. The news gave another sign of HIVE’s move into high-performance computing. HIVE was at $5.12 on Nasdaq, up around 20% from its previous close. More than 54 million shares changed hands during the session. HIVE wants to show its mining sites can bring in more value running AI compute than just mining bitcoin. The company said researchers in New York completed training runs using GPUs stationed over 5,000 miles away in Asunción. HIVE called the test an early example of cross-border AI work that doesn't have to happen in Northern Virginia, Silicon Valley or Toronto.
HIVE Digital stock gains after Bell-Cohere AI deal, Bitcoin miner pushes pivot

HIVE Digital stock gains after Bell-Cohere AI deal, Bitcoin miner pushes pivot

HIVE Digital Technologies shares in Toronto jumped Friday after its BUZZ High Performance Computing unit nailed down a $220 million GPU cloud deal over three years with Bell Canada and Cohere. Investors got a live look at the Canadian stock, with Nasdaq trading paused for Juneteenth. HIVE traded at C$6.57, up 8.8%, at 12:52 p.m. ET. On the U.S. side, HIVE’s Nasdaq shares last ended Thursday at $4.26, up 7.3%, and ticked up to $4.28 in after-hours. Timing is key here. Nasdaq will shut on Friday for Juneteenth, making Thursday’s session the last one before the holiday break. In Toronto, trading shows that investors are still pricing in HIVE’s move from mainly Bitcoin mining to high-performance computing, or HPC, which rents out processing power for AI and big workloads.
HIVE Digital shares jump in premarket after $220 million Bell-Cohere AI contract

HIVE Digital shares jump in premarket after $220 million Bell-Cohere AI contract

HIVE Digital Technologies shares moved higher in U.S. premarket action Thursday after its BUZZ HPC arm landed a three-year GPU cloud agreement with Bell Canada’s Bell AI Fabric and Cohere valued at about $220 million. The contract is a new step for the former bitcoin miner as it pivots into AI infrastructure. HIVE traded at $4.42 in premarket action at 9:00 a.m. ET, up 11.34% from its last close at $3.97, according to Public data. This was before the full Nasdaq session, which runs from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Nasdaq will be closed June 19 for Juneteenth.
HIVE Stock Sees 158% Revenue Surge, Big Tasks Ahead

HIVE Stock Sees 158% Revenue Surge, Big Tasks Ahead

HIVE Digital Technologies shares traded higher in early Nasdaq action Tuesday, with the Bitcoin miner and AI infrastructure name posting higher full-year revenue. A rough fourth quarter and lower Bitcoin put a lid on the move. The stock last changed hands at $4.89, up 13 cents. Volume was 15.7 million, and the shares moved between $4.18 and $4.93. HIVE’s push to pitch itself as more than a Bitcoin miner is running up against market realities. The company is talking up its AI computing rental business to investors, but that case is landing just as Bitcoin dropped 4.5% to $68,550. That’s a hit for miners like HIVE, who still rely on crypto for much of their revenue.
HIVE Rises Ahead of Memorial Day Test

HIVE Rises Ahead of Memorial Day Test

HIVE Digital Technologies heads into this shortened U.S. trading week coming off a sharp rally. Investors are watching to see if its planned artificial intelligence buildout near Toronto can help shift the bitcoin miner into more of a data-center name. Nasdaq-listed shares finished at $4.07 on Friday, rising 5.71% for the session. That’s a gain of about 51% since the May 15 close at $2.69, StockAnalysis.com data shows. U.S. markets are shut Monday for Memorial Day, with Nasdaq set to reopen Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. Eastern.
HIVE stock gains after $3.5 billion AI facility news

HIVE stock gains after $3.5 billion AI facility news

HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd. surged in U.S. pre-market trading Monday after BUZZ HPC, its unit, announced a 320 MW AI infrastructure project set for the Greater Toronto Area. The former bitcoin miner is looking to reposition itself as a data center company. HIVE moved up from the TSX Venture Exchange to the main TSX last week. But with TSX markets closed Monday for Victoria Day, early price action is coming through on Nasdaq before the U.S. opens.
Crypto Stocks to Watch Today: MARA Bucks Selloff as Bitfarms, HIVE, CleanSpark, Riot, Bitdeer and Galaxy Stay in Focus

Crypto Stocks to Watch Today: MARA Bucks Selloff as Bitfarms, HIVE, CleanSpark, Riot, Bitdeer and Galaxy Stay in Focus

Crypto-related stocks went their separate ways Thursday. Shares of MARA climbed 3.7% in the afternoon, following news that the company unloaded 15,133 bitcoin to help pay for a debt buyback. Bitcoin itself slipped 3.8% to around $68,201. Elsewhere, CleanSpark, Riot Platforms, Bitfarms, HIVE Digital and Galaxy Digital all dropped between 5% and 10%. Bitdeer barely moved. This shift matters because these stocks aren’t just bitcoin proxies anymore. In a report dated March 25, CoinShares pointed out that the weighted average cash cost to mine a single bitcoin for listed miners jumped to around $79,995 in the fourth quarter. Now, artificial intelligence and high-performance computing—AI/HPC—are on track to account for as much as 70% of listed miners’ revenue by year-end. “Increasingly becoming the core business,” wrote James Butterfill, CoinShares’ head of research.
Crypto Mining Weekly (Dec 8–14, 2025): Bitcoin Hashrate Stays Above 1 ZH/s as Miners Pivot to AI, Renewables, and Survival Mode

Crypto Mining Weekly (Dec 8–14, 2025): Bitcoin Hashrate Stays Above 1 ZH/s as Miners Pivot to AI, Renewables, and Survival Mode

Dec. 14, 2025 — For years, the crypto-mining story has been told as a race: more machines, cheaper power, bigger facilities, higher hashrate. This week, the story shifted into something sharper—and more consequential for the future of proof-of-work. Bitcoin mining is still a global-scale industrial business. But multiple signals—from hardware launches and miner financials to grid-policy debates and Wall Street positioning—suggest the industry is entering a new phase: mining as an optional workload, competing directly with AI data centers for power, real estate, capital, and public tolerance.
HIVE Digital Technologies (NASDAQ: HIVE) news today — Nov. 9, 2025: Earnings date locked, 23 EH/s milestone, and AI data‑center expansion

HIVE Digital Technologies (NASDAQ: HIVE) news today — Nov. 9, 2025: Earnings date locked, 23 EH/s milestone, and AI data‑center expansion

On Sunday, Nov. 9, 2025, HIVE Digital Technologies had no new corporate releases, but investors are watching the stock ahead of its Nov. 14 results and Nov. 17 call. Here’s the latest on HIVE’s 23 EH/s mining milestone and AI/HPC build‑out. HIVE announced it surpassed 23 exahash per second of global Bitcoin mining capacity and bought 32.5 acres adjacent to its Grand Falls site, positioning the campus for Tier III+ AI/HPC data centers. The release also noted ~70 MW of existing mining at Grand Falls supported by an on‑site 80 MW substation owned by HIVE. The company targets 25 EH/s by U.S. Thanksgiving with an efficiency goal around 17.5 J/TH. Newsfile
CIFR Stock Soars: Could Cipher Mining Be the Next Bitcoin Powerhouse?

CIFR Stock Soars: Could Cipher Mining Be the Next Bitcoin Powerhouse?

Cipher’s 2025 results reflect both the volatility of Bitcoin and the firm’s expanding operational footprint: CIFR’s share price responded dramatically to Bitcoin’s rally and the firm’s growth announcements. According to Simply Wall St, CIFR delivered 137.5 % year‑to‑date returns by late September 2025 and 179 % over the prior 12 months Simplywall. The stock gained more than 64 % in one month Simplywall as enthusiasm for crypto mining and upcoming halving events drove speculation. However, valuation metrics are mixed: a discounted cash‑flow analysis suggests intrinsic value around US$30.96 Simplywall, whereas the price‑to‑sales ratio points to overvaluation relative to peers Simplywall.

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  • Sugar Jumps as India Monsoon Falters; Brazil Output Squeezed
    June 29, 2026, 2:56 PM EDT. Sugar prices moved higher with July NY sugar up 2.58%, hitting a three-week top. August London white sugar added 2.13%, trading at a 9.5-month high. Traders pointed to weak monsoon rains in India, the No. 2 sugar producer, which got 42% less rain than normal and faces its softest monsoon in 11 years. Brazil's mills are expected to produce less sugar too, as more cane is shifted to ethanol, bringing the share down to 41.4% from 50.1% a year ago. Global supply fears built after trader Czarnikow moved its forecast from a surplus to a small deficit. A strong El Niño could further dent harvests in Brazil, India, and Thailand.
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