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AZIO AI Holdings (NASDAQ: AZIO) reports that it has been featured in an editorial by AINewsWire titled “How Power Constraints Are Shaping the Future of AI Data Center Growth.” The article highlights rising global spending on AI infrastructure and the importance of power, land and connectivity for data center expansion.
According to AZIO AI Holdings, the company is developing Atlas One, the inaugural development stage of its broader Project Atlas in south Texas, integrating its property holdings with contracted behind-the-meter natural gas power generation, dedicated fiber connections and modular computing infrastructure. AZIO AI Holdings describes itself as a technology infrastructure company focused on AI data centers, enterprise GPU compute systems, digital power solutions and digital asset mining, serving enterprise and institutional customers in domestic and international markets.
AZIO AI (Nasdaq: AZIO) expanded its agreement with Power Champion Investment to cover up to 384 additional NVIDIA HGX B300 GPU systems, bringing the total contemplated volume to up to 512 systems. Based on an assumed per‑system market price of $600,000, AZIO AI estimates an approximate cumulative sales pipeline value of $307 million, with a range of about $242 million to $369 million using the current market price band of $472,000–$720,000 per unit.
The figures represent non‑contracted pipeline value, assume all systems are purchased, and are subject to supplier allocation and U.S. export requirements. AZIO AI’s Atlas One campus in South Texas is engineered for up to 500 MW of planned behind‑the‑meter power capacity, of which about 11 MW is currently secured and roughly 6 MW activated, but Atlas One has no contracted AI hosting capacity or AI workloads as of the date of the release. AZIO AI and Power Champion are in ongoing discussions about potential hosting at Atlas One, with no agreement yet in place.
AZIO AI Holdings (NASDAQ: AZIO) announced that it is featured in an AINewsWire editorial titled “Inside the Multibillion-Dollar Race to Build the AI Economy’s Physical Backbone,” part of InvestorBrandNetwork’s communications portfolio. The article highlights how global AI infrastructure spending is projected to reach about $487 billion in 2026 and exceed $1 trillion by 2029.
According to AZIO AI Holdings, the company is developing Atlas One, the first named development phase within Project Atlas, leveraging south Texas land, behind-the-meter natural gas power, dedicated fiber and modular compute infrastructure. AZIO focuses on AI data centers, enterprise GPU compute, digital power solutions and digital asset mining, aiming to serve enterprise and institutional customers globally.
Azio AI Holdings (Nasdaq: AZIO) announced Atlas One, the first named phase of Project Atlas, a South Texas compute infrastructure campus spanning more than 548 acres. The site is engineered for up to 500 MW of planned additional behind-the-meter natural gas power on the same property.
According to Azio AI Holdings, approximately 11 MW of behind-the-meter power is currently secured and supports about 6 MW of activated Bitcoin mining compute, which has achieved roughly 97.8% uptime. Estimated power costs at the mining deployment are near $0.03/kWh, and a dedicated fiber build under an AT&T Master Services Agreement includes around $2.4 million of committed high-capacity connectivity.
The company is progressing the initial 11 MW phase, with plans for future AI/GPU and high-density compute hosting, while maintaining some capacity for company-operated Bitcoin mining. The planned 500 MW remains subject to additional generation, equipment, permitting, financing and customer commitments.
AZIO AI Holdings (NASDAQ: AZIO) announced that it has been featured in an AINewsWire editorial titled “The Compute Shortage Threatening AI's Next Growth Phase,” which discusses the gap between rapidly growing AI demand and limited compute infrastructure. As part of this context, AZIO recently entered into an agreement with Power Champion Investment Limited for the potential purchase of up to 128 NVIDIA B300 GPU systems, underscoring its emphasis on AI compute capacity.
AZIO describes itself as a technology infrastructure company focused on developing, owning and operating AI data centers, enterprise GPU compute infrastructure, digital power solutions and digital asset mining. Its integrated business spans AI data center development, enterprise GPU and server sales, high‑performance computing solutions, power hosting and strategic technology investments serving domestic and international enterprise and institutional customers.
AZIO AI (NASDAQ: AZIO) announced an agreement with Power Champion Investment Limited for a sales pipeline covering the potential purchase of up to 128 NVIDIA HGX B300 GPU systems for U.S.-based AI infrastructure facilities. Based on an estimated midpoint market price of $600,000 per system (within a disclosed current range of $472,000–$720,000, depending on customization), AZIO AI estimates an approximate aggregate hardware value of $77 million, assuming all contemplated systems are purchased and subject to future purchase orders and customary conditions.
AZIO AI noted that actual revenues from the agreement may differ based on final pricing, delivered volume and timing. The arrangement is described as aligned with the initial phase of AZIO AI’s commercial relationship with Power Champion, following an initial hosting agreement announced on July 9, 2026, and is intended to support deployment of next-generation enterprise AI compute infrastructure.
AZIO AI (NASDAQ:AZIO) executed a Master Services Agreement with AT&T to provide enterprise fiber connectivity for its initial 500-megawatt Texas AI data center infrastructure platform. The agreement covers high-capacity, low-latency networking to support AI training, inference, GPU cloud, enterprise colocation, and other high-performance computing workloads.
According to AZIO AI, the MSA establishes a standardized networking framework across the initial Texas campus and is intended to streamline future expansions under its hyperscale AI strategy. AZIO AI has committed approximately $2.4 million for high-capacity fiber services as it prepares modular buildouts driven by growing offtaker and GPU customer demand.
Azio AI Holdings (Nasdaq: AZIO) will begin trading under its new ticker symbol “AZIO” on the Nasdaq Capital Market at the open on July 13, 2026, replacing “EVTV.” The ticker change completes the corporate rebrand to Azio AI Holdings, effective July 10, 2026, and aligns the company’s market identity with its transformation into an AI infrastructure platform.
Azio AI has completed its merger with Azio AI Corporation and consolidated around AI data centers, enterprise GPU compute, and digital power solutions. The change follows a $27.9 million AI infrastructure agreement with Power Champion Investment Limited, scalable to $100 million, under which the company has already received initial deposits. The listing venue, capital structure, CUSIP, and securityholder rights remain unchanged.