Hyperscale Data (NYSE American: GPUS) has reported substantial advancements in its Bitcoin mining operations, achieving significant revenue and expanding its operational footprint. The company had previously launched two different Bitcoin mining sites with great success. In doing so, this expansion of theirs has more than tripled its Bitcoin mining revenue so far this year.

As of June 30, 2025, Hyperscale Data has successfully mined around 103.7 Bitcoin. In June alone, their wholly-owned subsidiary, Sentinum, Inc., added 13.7 Bitcoin to that total. In dollar terms, this production has resulted in an equivalent of $11.2 million of Bitcoin mining revenue so far this year and $1.5 million for the month ending June 2025.

Hyperscale Data’s mining infrastructure boasts around 18,200 Antminers in operation across two facilities. One facility is a 20 MW hosting site in Montana, home to the approximately 6,800 Antminers shown in the picture. The other is Hyperscale Data’s own 10 MW facility, in Montana, which now powers around 2,600 Antminers. The company is even planning to expand this facility’s capacity to 3,200 Antminers by the end of July 2025.

The activation of two additional Bitcoin mining sites marks a significant step forward for our Bitcoin mining operations, with approximately 18,200 Antminers operational. - William Horne, CEO of Hyperscale Data

The expansion is the latest evidence of Hyperscale Data’s ongoing efforts to continue scaling its Bitcoin mining capabilities. The company’s strategic pivot toward infrastructure buildout should continue to propel gross revenue upward in the months ahead.

Hyperscale Data’s financial performance would be completely dependent on the very volatile price of Bitcoin. All of the company’s revenue recognition is directly impacted by these market dynamics, which creates potential for volatility in the company’s results.

Moreover, Hyperscale Data’s mining operations would not be immune from broader operational factors. The service provider retains the authority to shut down miners in response to unfavorable energy prices, which can impact mining output. Much of the Bitcoin gained through mining is used to pay transaction fees and subsidize deposit guarantees. Being forced to make this allocation meaningfully affects the company’s bottom line.

Hyperscale Data looking at a three quarter to half a billion topline revenue increase for Q3 and Q4 2025. In spite of all of this, they stay hopeful. This lofty expectation is predicated on the company’s increased mining capacity and continued focus on operationalizing the company.

We're demonstrating the strength of our infrastructure and the momentum behind our strategy. We remain committed to maximizing efficiency and delivering long-term value to our stockholders. - William Horne, CEO of Hyperscale Data

The business is focusing investments in its mining infrastructure. With these last changes, we hope to see new positive impacts as it continues to respond to the rapidly evolving cryptocurrency space.

Hyperscale Data’s two operational locations offer a diversified strategy to its crypto mining operations. The 20 MW hosting facility allows the company to leverage existing infrastructure, while its own 10 MW facility provides greater control over operations and expansion opportunities.

The company's focus on maximizing efficiency is evident in its efforts to increase the number of Antminers at its Montana facility. At the end of July 2025, the facility will be fully deployed at 3,200 Antminers. This new expansion will triple its current mining capacity and potential for generating revenue.

The company says it has earned $11.2 million in Bitcoin mining revenue so far this year. This success testifies to its skills to capitalize on digital currency market prospects. Hyperscale Data is clearly in growth mode, expanding its footprint and boosting its mining infrastructure. This intense commitment to innovation prepares the company for future profitability and progress.