Bitcoin and AI Power Hyperscale's $100M Treasury Gamble
Hyperscale Data (NYSE American: GPUS) has announced a $100 million BitcoinBTC-- treasury initiative, marking a strategic shift toward artificial intelligence (AI) and digital assets. The company, headquartered in Las Vegas, will fund the program through proceeds from the sale of its Montana data center land leases and power contracts, alongside an at-the-market equity offering. The initiative is part of a broader strategic repositioning that includes expanding its Michigan campus from 30 MW to a potential 340 MW to support AI and cloud computing operations. The company’s current Bitcoin holdings stand at 11.1159 BTC, valued at approximately $1.23 million as of September 8, 2025. This represents a significant portion of the company’s digital assetDAAQ-- reserves, with Bitcoin accounting for 11.9% of its market capitalization.
In a recent move, Hyperscale Data's subsidiary, Sentinum, executed an initial $5 million purchase of Bitcoin, raising its total holdings to $7 million. The company has also committed to acquiring an additional $5 million in Bitcoin by September 23, 2025, using a dollar-cost averaging strategy. The company will provide weekly transparency reports on its Bitcoin holdings every Tuesday, ensuring investors are informed of both mined and purchased assets. The move is part of an aggressive accumulation timeline, with previous announcements indicating plans to add $20 million in Bitcoin and reaching 8.1% of market capitalization in holdings.
Hyperscale’s strategy is underpinned by its subsidiary, Sentinum, which has operated a Bitcoin mining business for years. This operational foundation has enabled the company to build expertise in digital asset management and treasury operations, mirroring the approach taken by companies like MicroStrategy. The CEO, William B. Horne, emphasized that the company is “building a company anchored in two of the most dynamic forces of our era: artificial intelligence and digital assets”. The dual focus on AI infrastructure and Bitcoin treasury management aims to position the company to benefit from multiple growth drivers.
The company has also announced its intention to divest two 10 MW properties in Montana to concentrate capital and resources on its Michigan flagship campus. This strategic shift is expected to allow Hyperscale to achieve higher long-term asset values. The Michigan facility’s expansion is progressing through the use of natural gas infrastructure, which enables on-site power generation, with the ultimate goal of reaching 340 MW of capacity. However, this expansion is contingent upon regulatory approvals and utility agreements.
The corporate Bitcoin treasury strategy has seen increased competition, with entities such as CPOP and Smarter Web also engaging in similar initiatives. The global movement of public companies acquiring Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset has expanded significantly, with over 190 entities collectively holding more than 1 million BTC. However, analysts have highlighted the risks associated with this trend, particularly as rising interest rates create structural vulnerabilities for companies relying on debt to finance Bitcoin acquisitions. Unlike traditional assets that generate rental income or cash flow, Bitcoin offers no direct income stream, requiring companies to rely on asset appreciation or operational performance to service their debt.
As part of its broader financial services expansion, Hyperscale Data’s subsidiary, Ault Capital Group, is also purchasing up to $10 million in XRPXRP-- to support its financial services business. The company has already acquired 33,120 XRP tokens at an average price of $3.0533, amounting to $101,123.70. This move underscores the company’s commitment to diversifying its digital asset portfolio while maintaining a transparent approach to its treasury strategy.

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