HIVE Reports $79M Fiscal Q1 Revenue as AI Cloud Services Scale
HIVE Digital (NASDAQ: HIVE) reported fiscal Q1 2027 revenue of $79.1M, up 10.2% sequentially and 73.5% year over year. Digital currency revenue was $72.1M, driven by 1,004 BTC produced and 24.0 EH/s average hashrate. HPC revenue was $7.1M, with GPU Cloud ARR about $110M. GAAP net loss was $142.9M. Liquidity was $208M cash plus $11.2M digital assets.
How this was made
The 30-second read
Why it matters
This is a combined earnings and business-update release: it provides new quantitative metrics for mining output (1,004 BTC), GPU Cloud contracted ARR (about $110M), and forward capacity plans, alongside a major GAAP loss driven by a Swedish VAT dispute provision.
Market read
Traders get fresh, decision-relevant datapoints on mining scale-up, AI GPU Cloud contracted run-rate, and a material legal/tax overhang, plus a new equity raise.
What to watch
Liquidity is supported by a $31.1M at-the-market raise, but traders may focus on whether future GPU Cloud ARR is realized in cash and how the Swedish VAT dispute outcome could swing results.
Background
HIVE Digital operates both digital currency mining and an HPC/GPU Cloud business, with recent capacity expansion and AI-related GPU deployments.
Ticker impact
HIVE reported fiscal Q1 revenue of $79.1M, including $72.1M from digital currency, plus GPU Cloud ARR of about $110M tied to NVIDIA GB200 clusters.
Near-term trading likely bifurcates between bullish revenue/ARR expansion and bearish risk from the $84.7M VAT dispute provision and ongoing appeal.
Revenue and GPU Cloud ARR targets ($200M by end-2026, $700M by late-2028) are concrete positives, while the $142.9M GAAP net loss and VAT dispute provision are a clear overhang that can drive volatility.
Market effects
Highlights continued buildout of AI GPU cloud capacity by crypto/HPC operators, potentially supporting investor read-through to GPU infrastructure demand.
Manitoba GPU cluster and Paraguay power PPA expansion reinforce North America and South America capacity growth narratives for power-constrained compute miners.
Sovereign AI contract using NVIDIA GB200 GPUs signals ongoing global enterprise and government-adjacent demand for AI compute capacity.
Counterpoint
The headline revenue growth may not translate into equity value if non-cash charges (VAT dispute provision, depreciation, SBC) continue to dominate GAAP earnings and cash conversion remains weak.
Key entities
- companyHIVE Digital Technologies
Reported fiscal Q1 2027 revenue, mining output, GPU Cloud ARR, liquidity, and a large Swedish VAT dispute provision.
- counterpartyBell AI Fabric
Named in a three-year, $225M sovereign AI contract to support Cohere using NVIDIA GB200 GPUs.
- technologyNVIDIA
GPU platform referenced via installation of B200 and GB200 GPU clusters at HIVE facilities.
- regulatorSwedish Tax Authority
Dispute source for an $84.7M VAT-related provision that drove the GAAP net loss.


