Hyperscale Data Eyes $1 B AI Compute Deal for 20 MW at Michigan Campus
GPUS•Hyperscale Data is negotiating a 20 MW AI compute services agreement at its Michigan campus, projected to generate over $1 billion across a 20-year term with first 10 MW online within 90 days. A planned expansion to 52 MW by 2028 could boost total revenues to $2.5 billion and end onsite Bitcoin mining.
1. Advanced Negotiations for AI Compute Services
Hyperscale Data is in advanced discussions to execute a master services agreement to deliver 20 MW of AI compute capacity at its Michigan data center campus. The first 10 MW is expected online within 90 days, followed by another 10 MW after an additional 90 days, with the 20-year term likely to generate over $1 billion in revenue.
2. Expansion Potential and Revenue Projections
The company intends to add 32 MW by 2028, bringing total dedicated AI capacity to 52 MW. This full deployment could yield approximately $2.5 billion over a 20-year contract, underscoring the campus’s embedded value as a scalable AI infrastructure platform.
3. Strategic Shift from Bitcoin Mining
Management plans to phase out Bitcoin mining operations at the Michigan campus to dedicate all available power to higher-margin AI services. This strategic move aims to align the company’s resources with growing enterprise demand for GPU-based compute environments.
