The company expects to report consolidated revenue in the range of approximately $43M-$45M for the first quarter of 2026, representing an increase of approximately 72%-80% compared to revenue of approximately $25M for the first quarter of 2025. The anticipated increase in revenue was driven by the company’s Gresham Worldwide and Ault Lending subsidiaries. The current quarter includes approximately $10M of revenue attributable to Gresham following its emergence from bankruptcy in the fourth quarter of 2025, which was not included in the prior year comparable period. Additionally, the company expects to generate approximately $10M of high-margin revenue from its Ault Lending business during the quarter, further enhancing overall profitability and reinforcing the company’s strategic focus on capital-efficient revenue sources. William Horne, CEO of Hyperscale Data (GPUS), commented, “Our preliminary first quarter results reflect strong execution across our diversified platform, with meaningful contributions from the reemergence of Gresham and continued strength in Ault Lending. We are particularly encouraged by the growth in higher-margin revenue streams, which we believe positions us well to drive improved profitability going forward. As we continue to build out our AI infrastructure capabilities, we expect these initiatives to become a more meaningful contributor in future periods.”
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