Edgemode Stock Price, News & Analysis

EdgeMode (OTC: EDGM) and joint-venture partner Blackberry Alternative Investment Fund announced on Dec. 22, 2025 that the necessary power supply to support their full AI data center pipeline in Spain has been secured. The platform covers five campus-style data centers designed for AI and HPC with a combined capacity of over 1.5 GW of IT power, described as the largest AI data center development pipeline in Europe.

All sites reportedly have land rights secured, dark fiber connectivity guaranteed, construction permits pre-approved, and energy capacity secured, positioning the JV to move from prospective capacity to deliverable infrastructure and advance commercial engagement.

EdgeMode (OTC: EDGM) on December 15, 2025 announced a memorandum of understanding with Supermicro and Krambu to pursue coordinated supply and deployment of high-density AI server and GPU infrastructure.

The MOU outlines roles: Supermicro provides end-to-end AI compute solutions; Krambu handles procurement, installation, and sustainable design including direct-to-chip liquid cooling and waste-heat reuse; EdgeMode will purchase, develop, and operate a 1.5 GW AI-focused portfolio across 5 sites designed for renewable integration and scalable high-density operations. The MOU is non-exclusive and non-binding pending a definitive agreement.

EdgeMode (OTC: EDGM) announced results of an internal review and an update on its AI data center pipeline in Spain on December 12, 2025. The company said it has initiated steps to pursue rescission of a share exchange agreement completed earlier this year; the rescission action could affect less than 5.5% of its total AI data center development portfolio. EdgeMode terminated ~385 million unexercised stock options, removing 12.8% of immediate potential dilution, and expects potential return to treasury of up to 1.56 billion shares if rescission completes.

EdgeMode reports a Spain portfolio of 1.8 GW gross AI data center capacity and 1.5 GW IT development capacity that remains on schedule. The company also created a Series D preferred stock class for governance stability and said multiple permitting, power procurement, engineering and early client milestones are expected in coming quarters.

EdgeMode (OTC: EDGM) executed a definitive agreement with Blackberry AIF to acquire and develop a portfolio of five large-scale data center sites in Spain into a new SPV where EdgeMode will hold 75% and BAIF 25%.

The portfolio represents over 1.5GW of planned Tier 3 AI-ready capacity. EdgeMode will finance and advance the sites to Ready-to-Build (RTB), with RTB sale valuations estimated at up to ~$1 million per MW based on current European hyperscale demand. First RTB sites are targeted for 2027 with staged commercialisation through 2028.

EdgeMode (OTC: EDGM) filed a registration statement on Form S-1 with the SEC on October 27, 2025 to register the potential resale of up to 162,000,000 shares of common stock that may be issued under a previously established equity financing facility.

The filing is intended to give the company flexibility to access capital as it advances its strategy to develop HPC hosting and digital infrastructure for enterprise, cloud, and AI workloads. The company said it may sell shares under the financing facility to strengthen its balance sheet, but the company will not receive proceeds from resale by the selling shareholder. The registration statement has been filed but is not yet effective.

EdgeMode (OTC: EDGM) signed a strategic agreement with Colliers to advance an AI-ready data centre in Marviken, Sweden. The project sits on a 20,000 m² freehold site with an initial secured power capacity of 20MW and an expected total scale of 95MW by end 2026. Colliers will act as sole advisor and strategic partner to identify tenants, investors, joint-venture partners, and funding solutions, and will support marketing and tenant engagement.

The collaboration aims to accelerate leasing, funding, and partnership development for a high-density, hyperscale AI colocation opportunity in Europe.

EdgeMode (OTC: EDGM) expanded its binding agreement with Blackberry AIF to add BESS integration at two of five Spanish development sites and to acquire two additional solar assets, increasing the company’s asset base and aiming to accelerate revenue timing. Execution of definitive documentation is expected within 30 days, subject to third-party legal reviews. The partnership now covers approximately 1.8 GW of capacity under development in Spain, including 878 MW of BESS in Córdoba and Cáceres and 900 MW of hybrid power and BESS campuses across Vianos, Malpica, and Torrecampo.

The expansion is presented as strengthening vertical integration, boosting portfolio value, and advancing EdgeMode’s positioning in European AI-ready data center and renewable infrastructure.

EdgeMode (OTC: EDGM) has formed a strategic partnership with SUB1 DCS Ltd to accelerate the development of state-of-the-art data centers in Europe. The collaboration focuses on delivering energy-efficient data centers in Sweden and Spain, specifically designed for next-generation AI-powered computing needs.

Under the agreement, SUB1 will provide EdgeMode with market expertise, design and delivery capabilities, customer access, and capital sourcing. The partnership aims to capture growing demand for sustainable, high-performance data center capacity in key European markets, with a particular focus on AI infrastructure requirements.

EdgeMode (OTC: EDGM), an AI and digital infrastructure company, reported significant achievements in 2025, including a remarkable 1000% year-to-date stock performance. The company completed strategic acquisitions in Sweden and Spain, notably a flagship project in Marviken with 300MW scalable power capacity.

The company is executing an aggressive M&A strategy targeting businesses across AI infrastructure, renewable energy, real estate, and energy storage sectors. EdgeMode has initiated plans for a Nasdaq uplisting and positions itself as a market consolidator in the AI infrastructure space, focusing on sustainable data center platforms in Europe.