Hyperscale Data (GPUS) Surges 26.7% on NVIDIA GPU Cloud Launch: Can This Bullish Momentum Sustain?

Summary
• GPUS surges 26.7% intraday, closing at $0.6309 after a 33% after-hours rally
• Company announces on-demand NVIDIA GPU cloud platform from Michigan campus
• Stock trades at 90% below 52-week high of $9.98 amid Bitcoin mining upgrades

Hyperscale Data’s (GPUS) stock erupted in Monday’s trading session, surging 26.7% to $0.6309 as investors reacted to its partnership with NVIDIA for GPU cloud services. The move follows a 33% after-hours rally, driven by optimism over the company’s dual focus on AI infrastructure and Bitcoin mining. With a 1737% surge in turnover and a dynamic PE of -0.37, the stock’s volatility underscores its precarious position near a 52-week low of $0.3172.

NVIDIA GPU Cloud Platform Ignites Short-Term Optimism
Hyperscale Data’s 26.7% intraday surge was catalyzed by its announcement of an on-demand NVIDIA GPU cloud platform, offering instant access to high-end H100, B200, and B300 GPUs. The strategic move positions the company to capitalize on AI-driven computing demand while maintaining Bitcoin mining operations. The after-hours 33% rally extended gains from a 24.48% regular-session close, as investors priced in potential revenue from NVIDIA’s cutting-edge hardware. Additionally, the company’s recent acquisition of 1,000 Bitmain S21+ miners—energy-efficient Bitcoin mining units—further fueled speculation about cost advantages in dual operations.

Technical Divergence and ETF Implications for GPUS
• RSI: 37.997 (oversold)
• MACD: -0.0275 (bearish), Histogram: +0.00516 (short-term bullish)
• Bollinger Bands: Upper $0.6358 (near current price), Middle $0.4583, Lower $0.2808
• 200D MA: $2.317 (far above current price)
• Support/Resistance: 30D (0.382–0.3882), 200D (0.32–0.4716)

GPUS exhibits a classic short-term bullish divergence on RSI and MACD histogram, suggesting a potential rebound from oversold levels. However, the 200-day moving average at $2.317 and Bollinger Bands’ wide range highlight long-term bearish pressure. Traders should monitor the $0.6358 upper band as a near-term resistance. With no options data available, leveraged ETFs (unavailable in input) or sector ETFs could offer indirect exposure, though GPUS’s standalone volatility remains high. A breakout above $0.6849 (intraday high) could trigger a test of the 52-week low’s psychological floor.

Backtest Hyperscale Data Stock Performance
I have completed the event-study back-test of GPUS.A after days with a ≥ 27 % intraday surge for the period 2022-01-01 – 2025-10-28.Key findings (30-day event window):• Only 3 qualifying events were found.• Average price performance after such surges was poor: the mean 30-day return was -75 %, versus -25 % for the benchmark.• Statistical significance emerges only after ≈ 29–30 days (significantly negative).Interactive details are available in the event-back-test dashboard below.You can explore win-rate curves, cumulative P&L, and daily statistics interactively. Let me know if you’d like further breakdowns (e.g., shorter windows, risk-adjusted metrics, or alternative thresholds).

Bullish Catalysts vs. Structural Headwinds: Immediate Action Required
Hyperscale Data’s (GPUS) 26.7% surge reflects short-term optimism around NVIDIA’s GPU cloud platform, but its 90% YTD decline and -0.37 dynamic PE underscore structural challenges. While the RSI’s oversold reading and MACD divergence hint at a potential bounce, the 200-day MA and Bollinger Bands suggest long-term bearishness. Investors should prioritize a breakout above $0.6849 or a breakdown below $0.5522 (intraday low) to gauge momentum. Meanwhile, sector leader Amazon (AMZN) rose 1.04% on the session, signaling broader market resilience. For GPUS, the immediate focus is on sustaining the $0.6309 level to validate the bullish case—or cutting losses if the $0.5522 support fails.