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EdgeMode, Inc. develops energy and AI data center infrastructure for high-performance computing workloads. The company’s updates center on AI-ready data center campuses, integrated power infrastructure, and a development-to-ready-to-build model that secures land and power, advances permitting and Tier 3 design, and monetizes projects through sale or selective joint venture.
Recent announcements have focused on its Spanish development platform, including multi-gigawatt data center capacity, the BAIF joint venture, site-specific feasibility work, and on-site energy approaches such as solid oxide fuel cell microgrids, hydrogen-ready systems, carbon capture, solar, and battery storage. EdgeMode news also includes OTC market-quotation matters under Rule 15c2-11, board appointments, and responses to market-facing research.
EdgeMode (EDGM) reports FINRA completion of its Form 211 review, allowing its sponsoring market maker to initiate quotations.
This regulatory clearance enables broker-dealers to publish quotations for EdgeMode common stock in a qualified quotation system, which the company expects will increase the number of market makers, tighten bid/ask spreads, raise trading volume, and reduce price volatility. The removal of prior quotation restrictions broadens the potential investor base and restores access on platforms that previously blocked EDGM trading. The timing follows proposed SEC amendments to Rule 15c2-11 in March 2026 and aligns with EdgeMode’s transition toward AI, data center, and energy infrastructure projects, where improved liquidity may support future strategic equity financing.
EdgeMode (OTC: EDGM) and BlackBerry Alternative Investment Fund signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding to merge and form BLACK AI, a publicly listed AI infrastructure development platform. The proposed merger is subject to final commercial terms, due diligence, definitive agreements, and customary closing conditions.
BLACK AI plans to combine EdgeMode's public-company platform and AI infrastructure portfolio with BlackBerry AIF's project development, renewable energy, and infrastructure expertise. Initial geographic focus is on Spain and Panama, guided by a long-term Vision 2035 strategy to develop, monetize, and selectively own AI infrastructure assets across the full development lifecycle.
EdgeMode (EDGM) outlines its strategy for meeting surging demand for AI-ready data center infrastructure. CEO Charlie Faulkner discusses a portfolio of next-generation, tier-3-ready AI campuses across Europe and the Americas with 5GW of power capacity, all powered by off-grid Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC) technology to address grid connectivity constraints.
According to EdgeMode, it is building what it describes as the largest AI infrastructure pipeline in Europe at Ready-to-Build stage, with land, power, fiber, and environmental and construction permits in place. Term sheets have been secured with multiple intended buyers for up to four sites, including established data center operators, and a non-binding offer exists for 100% of the share capital of the 300 MW IT EdgeMode DC Malpica hyperscale site. The company highlights government support in Spain and Panama and is pursuing additional sites in Portugal, Morocco, and Latin America.
EdgeMode (EDGM) announced the intended merger of EdgeMode and BlackBerry AIF to form BLACK AI, a single publicly listed AI data center infrastructure platform. The combination is subject to final commercial terms from due diligence, definitive agreements, and customary closing conditions.
According to EdgeMode, the new platform aims to address rapidly growing AI data and energy needs. EdgeMode contributes a portfolio of next-generation tier-3-ready AI campuses in Europe and the Americas with over 4GW of planned capacity, powered by off-grid Solid Oxide Fuel Cell technology. BlackBerry AIF is expected to add expertise in renewable energy, infrastructure, real estate, and green data centers. The intended merger underpins BLACK AI’s “Vision 2035” strategy to develop, deliver, and ultimately own AI infrastructure assets, initially focusing on Spain and Panama with plans to expand into other international markets.
EdgeMode (EDGM) highlighted progress on its off-grid, SOFC-powered AI data center strategy, including a Memorandum of Understanding with the Spanish city of Mora for a 300 MW “DC Malpica” campus expected to create 5,000 jobs. The company also added two new 1.2-gigawatt developments in Panama to its portfolio of grid-independent projects in Europe. EdgeMode disclosed a non-binding offer from Spark AI Foundry Holdings LLC to acquire 100% of the share capital of the EdgeMode DC Malpica 300 MW IT hyperscale data center site, indicating external interest as capacity requirements are fulfilled.
EdgeMode (OTC: EDGM), together with Mora Town Council and BlackBerry AIF, presented the DC MALPICA AI 300 MW project to the Castilla-La Mancha regional government in Guadalajara, advancing its administrative processing and preparing a request for Priority Project status due to its expected regional impact.
The initiative foresees a €3 billion investment in a technological campus with two state-of-the-art AI data centers, each 150,000 m², totaling 300 MW of capacity. The self-generation energy model aims to limit grid dependence and nearly eliminate water use. Developers forecast up to 5,000 jobs during construction and about 1,000 direct and indirect jobs once operational, positioning Mora as a regional hub for digital infrastructure and high-performance AI computing.
EdgeMode (OTC: EDGM) has signed a Non-Binding Offer (NBO) with Spark AI Foundry Holdings for the planned 300 MW IT hyperscale data center campus in Malpica, Spain. Upon the project achieving Ready-to-Build (RTB) status, Spark AI Foundry is expected to acquire 100% of the share capital of DC Estate Malpica, the SPV that owns the project.
The NBO sets a purchase price of €1,000,000 per MW of RTB IT capacity, applied to permitted and certified RTB capacity at closing, subject to a valuation exercise, due diligence and third-party appraisal. The project is described as in advanced development, focused solely on development-to-RTB, with no construction or operational phases included. Key RTB milestones include environmental authorization (application submitted December 2025 and under review) and a building permit conditional on that authorization. Coordinated issuance of these permits is targeted to enable RTB status by end of 2026 or Q1 2027. If RTB is not achieved by a long-stop date, Spark AI Foundry can terminate the transaction, recover its deposit and have any standby letter of credit released.
EdgeMode (OTC:EDGM) signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the City Council of Mora to advance “DC Malpica,” a planned 300 MW data center campus near Madrid. The project is backed by a €3 billion technology investment pledge and targets AI, HPC, and cloud workloads.
The MOU runs for 24 months and includes active institutional support from Mora, plans for up to 5,000 construction jobs, local training initiatives, and the use of energy-efficient solid oxide fuel cell microgrids. DC Malpica is part of EdgeMode’s eight-site Spanish portfolio totaling over 4.35 GW of planned capacity.
EdgeMode (OTC: EDGM) signed a non-binding agreement to acquire 51% of Ibersun Generación, forming a Spanish Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) platform. The venture adds 52 MW of grid-connected BESS projects and a 1.9 GW land pipeline, targeting about 2,900 MWh of storage.
According to EdgeMode, first projects could be operational within 18 months, with all initial sites aiming for Ready-to-Build status by end-2026. The company estimates an 80% annual recurring EBITDA margin and roughly six-year capital payback, funded via capital recycling from selected AI data center asset monetizations.
EdgeMode (OTC: EDGM) appointed Simon Kiero-Watson to its Board of Directors on May 6, 2026, adding capital markets and small‑cap public markets expertise.
EdgeMode is developing approximately 4.35GW of AI‑ready data center capacity in Spain and cites the appointment as strengthening governance, investor engagement, and strategic positioning while scaling its AI infrastructure platform.