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Bitzero Holdings Inc. reports news about blockchain and high-performance compute data center infrastructure, including operational updates for Bitcoin self-mining, engineering work at its Finland and Norway sites, and development activity tied to AI-driven compute demand. Company announcements also cover capital-markets activity, material agreements, operating and financial results, and project risks related to construction, commissioning, power availability, customer contracting, technology change, cybersecurity, and digital-asset market conditions.
Bitzero Holdings (OTCQB: BTZRF) submitted an application on May 7, 2026 to list its common shares on Nasdaq, seeking the ticker AIBZ. The company intends to file a Form 40-F with the SEC and remains listed on the Canadian Securities Exchange under BITZ.U.
Listing is subject to Nasdaq approval, satisfaction of listing and regulatory requirements, and the Form 40-F becoming effective; there is no assurance the listing will be completed.
Bitzero (OTCQB: BTZRF) and OneQode signed a binding letter for a 15-year lease for 110MW at Bitzero's Norway site, targeting initial commissioning in H1 2027. The letter implies ~US$2.6 billion in lifetime contracted revenue and an illustrative site net operating income margin of 85% (approx. US$151M annually) assuming full capacity. Completion of a definitive lease is subject to due diligence, approvals, data‑hall design agreement, credit support, and execution of final documents; there is no assurance a definitive agreement will be reached.
Bitzero Holdings (OTCQB: BTZRF) completed engineering due diligence for expansion at its Kokemäki, Finland data centre site supporting up to 520MW, with an initial 80MW phase targeted for H1 2027 and a planned 600–1,000MW campus potential. A confirmed 400kV connection point supports scalability. In Norway, designs include a 5MW AI GPU cluster and two 50MW colocation spaces, with 70MW expected energized in Q4 2026 as the company pursues lease customers.
Bitzero Holdings (OTCQB: BTZRF) provided an operational update reporting a rise in hashrate to approximately 2.80 EH/s (from 1.76 EH/s), ~59% growth since Sept 2025, and current receipt of ~1.1 BTC/day subject to network conditions. The company cites a blended power cost of about US$0.03–0.035/kWh and notes December operational metrics: total hash rate 2.45 EH/s, average operational hash rate 2.37 EH/s, and 29.31 BTC mined in Dec 2025.
Bitzero is progressing an expansion to ~110 MW energized capacity by Q4 2026 (forecasted to support ~10 EH/s if fully allocated) and contemplates a further phase to ~325 MW by Q4 2027 (forecasted to support ~30 EH/s).
Bitzero Holdings (OTC: BTZRF) acquired eight NVIDIA Blackwell B300 servers (64 GPUs) to deploy at its low-carbon Namsskogan, Norway data center in partnership with Hydra Host.
The deployment is expected to be completed in Q1 2026 and marks Bitzero's first direct investment in GPU compute hardware and its entry into neocloud operations. The servers will be leased as bare-metal infrastructure for AI workloads via Hydra Host's Brokkr platform, which will provide provisioning, monitoring, and access to Hydra Host's global customer network.
The pilot aims to validate GPU operations on Bitzero's infrastructure and establish an operational framework for potential future expansion, with revenue scaling tied to demand and pilot results.