HIVE Digital Revenue Hits $79.1M Driven by Bitcoin Mining and AI Cloud Growth

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Amid the accelerating expansion of data centers and digital assets, HIVE Digital Technologies has announced strong results for its first fiscal quarter of 2027. The company reported total revenue of $79.1 million, a surge primarily driven by robust performance in its Bitcoin mining segment and AI-focused cloud services. According to reports, this growth reflects the success of the company's strategy to diversify revenue streams between digital currency production and advanced technical infrastructure.

Financial data shows that digital currency mining remains the largest revenue driver, contributing $72.1 million to the quarterly total, while the high-performance computing and AI segment, branded as BUZZ HPC, added $7.1 million. Per market data, the company currently holds contracted GPU cloud annual recurring revenue (ARR) approaching $110 million, with a target of reaching $200 million by the end of calendar year 2026. Despite operational growth, HIVE reported a GAAP net loss of $142.9 million, largely stemming from non-cash items related to a contested VAT matter in Sweden.

Looking ahead, markets are monitoring the company's ability to execute its recent agreement with Bell AI Fabric to support Cohere’s AI operations, which is expected to contribute $75 million over three years. In the absence of updated price data for HIVE stock at this time, investors are weighing these results against long-term growth prospects. The upcoming economic calendar includes US inflation data on August 12, 2026, which may impact risk appetite across the tech and crypto sectors.