Secured Power and Capacity Scale
Secured power increased to 5.0 GW (portfolio-level secured power). Near-term 2026 target of 480 MW of AI cloud capacity and 150k GPUs; 2027 target to scale to 1.21 GW with 730 MW under construction; multi-year build intent toward a 5 GW global platform.
Major NVIDIA Strategic Partnership and Investment
Signed a multi-year NVIDIA partnership including a reported ~$3.54B five-year AI cloud contract and a $2.1B NVIDIA investment tied to deployment; NVIDIA investment vests with deployment (rights fully vest upon deployment of 600k GPUs), aligning capital with execution.
Strong Commercial Momentum and ARR
ARR under contract increased to $3.1B with a target of $3.7B ARR by year-end 2026 (implying ~19.4% upside to hit target); all operational capacity is fully contracted and capacity is being contracted ahead of commissioning.
Execution: Project Milestones and Time-to-Compute
Week One energized on schedule; Horizon One GPU commissioning underway for Microsoft with Microsoft handoff expected in Q3; 300 MW liquid-cooled Horizon One–Four at Childress progressing (~3,000 workers on site); Prince George 50 MW GPUs delivered and operating/commissioning; Sweetwater One substation energized.
Acquisitions Strengthening Delivery and Regional Footprint
Acquired Mirantis (650 engineers/operators) to bolster cloud orchestration, Kubernetes and AI infrastructure management; acquired Nostrum Group to enter Europe (adds ~490 MW of secured power in Spain and development team ~50 people).
Cash Position and GPU Financing Strategy
Cash and cash equivalents of $2.6B at April 30. GPU CapEx financing strategy includes prepayments and secured debt; ~95% of Microsoft GPU-related CapEx expected to be funded by prepayments/GPU financing (previous Microsoft GPU financing averaged ~3% interest).
AI Cloud Revenue Growth
AI cloud services revenue grew to $33.6M from $17.3M sequentially, an increase of ~94.2%, reflecting early revenue traction from AI cloud deployments despite the ongoing transition.