HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd Stock Price, News & Analysis

HIVE (NASDAQ: HIVE) reported reaching 23 EH/s global Bitcoin-mining capacity with 283% YTD growth and average efficiency of 17.7 J/TH. The company closed purchase of 32.5 acres in Grand Falls, New Brunswick for CAD $2.3 million adjacent to its existing 6-acre site, unlocking Tier III+ HPC potential for >25,000 GPUs and up to ~36,000 GPUs company-wide. HIVE owns an on-site 80 MW substation and currently runs ~70 MW of mining at Grand Falls.

HIVE expects to reach 25 EH/s by U.S. Thanksgiving, plans Tier III+ retrofits (9–12 months) in Sweden, and raised C$100.2M via ATM issuance (30,174,046 shares) in the period.

HIVE (NASDAQ: HIVE) surpassed 22 EH/s global Bitcoin-mining capacity, a 267% year-to-date increase, and reports current production of 9.5 BTC/day with fleet efficiency ~17.8 J/TH and a 55% mining margin at a $47 hashprice. The company says Paraguay hardware is fully funded and expects 25 EH/s by U.S. Thanksgiving and 35 EH/s in 2026.

HIVE is converting a Tier-1 data center in Boden, Sweden into a Tier-3 liquid-cooled HPC facility to host 2,000 NVIDIA GPUs, with construction starting this quarter and a stated ~9-month cash-flow path versus 3 years for greenfield builds. HIVE targets ~6,000 GPUs by 2026.

HIVE (NASDAQ:HIVE) announced it has surpassed 22 EH/s of global Bitcoin-mining capacity, a 267% year-to-date increase, with current production of 9.5 BTC/day, fleet efficiency ~17.8 J/TH and a reported 55% mining margin at a $47 Hashprice.

The company is converting a Tier-1 data center in Boden, Sweden into a Tier-3 liquid-cooled HPC facility to host 2,000 NVIDIA GPUs, citing a faster cash-flow path (~9 months) versus greenfield (~3 years). HIVE targets 25 EH/s by late 2025, 35 EH/s in 2026, and expects to operate ~6,000 GPUs by 2026.

HIVE (HIVE) signed a definitive agreement for a 100 MW hydroelectric-powered Phase 3 expansion at its Yguazú site in Paraguay, bringing Paraguay capacity to 400 MW and global renewable footprint to 540 MW across Paraguay, Canada and Sweden.

Management targets a global Bitcoin capacity of 35 EH/s for 2026 and expects Phase 3 construction to start in early 2026 with full commissioning targeted for Q3 2026. HIVE also announced a strategic partnership with Bell Canada to integrate BUZZ HPC AI infrastructure and expects a 5x growth in HPC/AI capacity in 2026 driven by GPU clusters and a Toronto buildout.

HIVE (NASDAQ: HIVE) reported September 2025 production of 267 BTC, up 8% month-over-month and 138% year-over-year, averaging 9 BTC/day. The company reported an average hashrate of 19.4 EH/s (peak 21.7 EH/s) and fleet efficiency of 18 J/TH. Global fleet totaled 21.8 EH/s powered by renewable hydro, and HIVE said Phase 3 Valenzuela (100 MW) is nearing completion with ~50% capacity online. Management expects to scale to 25 EH/s by U.S. Thanksgiving, with additional ASICs shipped and scheduled to be energized in October. The PR notes network difficulty rose 16% in September to 151T.

HIVE (TSXV:HIVE, NASDAQ:HIVE) reported September 2025 Bitcoin production of 267 BTC (up 8% MoM, 138% YoY) and averaged 9 BTC/day. The company reported average hashrate of 19.4 EH/s (peak 21.7 EH/s) and fleet efficiency of 18 J/TH. Global fleet totaled 21.8 EH/s powered by renewable hydroelectric energy. HIVE says its 100 MW Phase 3 Valenzuela site is nearing completion with civil works done, control center live, and ASIC energization underway; all Phase 3 ASIC purchases are stated as funded and shipped. Management reiterated a path to ~25 EH/s by U.S. Thanksgiving and noted continued expansion of its HPC/GPU AI cloud partnerships.

HIVE Digital Technologies (NASDAQ: HIVE) has achieved a significant milestone by reaching 20 Exahash per second (EH/s) of global Bitcoin mining capacity, representing approximately 2% of the global Bitcoin network. The company is currently mining 9 Bitcoin daily with a mining margin of 55% after electricity costs.

The expansion comes through HIVE's Phase 3 Valenzuela facility in Paraguay, powered by hydroelectric energy from the Itaipu Dam. The company has demonstrated remarkable growth with a 233% year-to-date hashrate increase. HIVE is targeting 25 EH/s by U.S. Thanksgiving, which would increase daily Bitcoin production to approximately 12 BTC.

Additionally, HIVE has strengthened its community impact through educational initiatives in Paraguay, including facility improvements for local grade schools. The company maintains a focus on sustainable Bitcoin mining and operational excellence across its global infrastructure.

HIVE Digital Technologies (NASDAQ: HIVE) has achieved a significant milestone by reaching 20 Exahash per second (EH/s) of global Bitcoin mining capacity, representing approximately 2% of the Bitcoin network. The company is currently mining 9 Bitcoin per day with a mining margin of 55% after electricity costs.

The expansion comes through the successful deployment of ASICs at its Phase 3 Valenzuela facility in Paraguay, powered by hydroelectric energy from the Itaipu Dam. HIVE has demonstrated remarkable growth with a 233% year-to-date hashrate increase and aims to reach 25 EH/s by U.S. Thanksgiving, which would increase daily Bitcoin production to approximately 12 BTC.

The company operates at an impressive fleet efficiency of 18 Joules per Terahash (J/TH) and expects to improve to 17.5 J/TH upon Phase 3 completion. HIVE has also emphasized its commitment to community impact by supporting educational initiatives in Paraguay, including infrastructure improvements for local schools.

BUZZ HPC, a subsidiary of HIVE Digital Technologies (NASDAQ: HIVE), has acquired a 7.2-megawatt data centre site in the Greater Toronto Area. The facility will be developed into a Tier III+ data centre specifically designed for AI workloads, offering colocation services and accelerated compute clusters for AI development.

The strategic acquisition supports BUZZ HPC's partnership with Bell Canada and its Bell AI Fabric ecosystem. The facility will utilize Ontario's clean electricity grid and feature advanced liquid-cooling systems supporting GPU racks of 150 kW and higher. This infrastructure ensures data sovereignty, keeping sensitive information under Canadian jurisdiction while serving enterprises, institutions, and government clients.