Core Viewpoint - Hyperscale Data, Inc. has secured financing agreements to raise up to $68 million in preferred investments, which will support its capital position and expansion plans for its Michigan data center, focusing on AI and digital infrastructure [1][4]. Financing Agreements - Ault & Company has invested nearly $51 million in Hyperscale Data and has committed to an additional investment of up to $24 million under a securities purchase agreement for Series G convertible preferred stock [2]. - The company has also entered into a separate agreement with an institutional investor to sell up to $50 million of Series B convertible preferred stock, with $5.7 million already purchased [3]. Data Center Expansion - The Michigan data center's power capacity is set to increase from approximately 30 MW to 300 MW, with an additional 40 MW from a local natural gas utility, bringing the total expected capacity to around 340 MW [4]. - The power upgrade is expected to take 44 months for the utility agreement and 18 months for the natural gas agreement to be completed [4]. Corporate Structure and Future Plans - The company plans to separate from Ault Capital Group by the end of 2025, transitioning to an independent entity focused on AI and digital asset compute solutions [5][11]. - Following the divestiture, Hyperscale Data will primarily operate data centers supporting high-performance computing services [11]. Operational Considerations - The company anticipates that its current preferred equity commitments will meet its near-term capital needs, but future developments may necessitate additional capital [6]. - A significant portion of the Michigan facility's development is expected to be financed through non-dilutive debt [6].
Given Almost $75 Million in Executed Preferred Stock Purchase Agreements, Hyperscale Data Does Not Currently Intend to Raise Additional Equity