Bitdeer AI Further Expands AI Cloud Services with Off-take Commitments of more than 70% of Its 21.7MW A201 Malaysia Data Center

Bitdeer Technologies (BTDR) announced its AI division has secured over 70% of its 21.7 MW A201 data center in Malaysia, with expected revenue exceeding $1.7B. The site is planned to be energized in Q1 2027, and the company's revenue backlog has reached $2.9B.

Bitdeer AI, a unit of Bitdeer Technologies Group, has secured $1.7B in off-take agreements for its 21.7MW Malaysia data center, set to energize in Q1 2027. The deals are expected to generate $1.7B in revenue over five years, bringing the company's total AI Cloud revenue backlog to $2.9B. The A201 facility is designed for NVIDIA GB300 NVL72 deployments and supports NVIDIA's Vera Rubin platform.

Bitdeer (BTDR) announced full contracting of its 9.5 MW A102 GPU facility in Malaysia, with $800M in expected revenue over 5 years. Revenue recognition begins Q1 2027. The company seeks 50% customer prepayments to reduce financing needs. Success depends on timely delivery and profitable service.

Bitdeer Technologies reported August 2026 operational results, including AI cloud expansion, $800M revenue from Malaysia, and a $4.7B Norway lease. Bitcoin production surged 249% year-on-year to 1,310 BTC, with total hash rate at 101.5 EH/s, reflecting its AI and crypto strategy.

Bitdeer (BTDR) reported its August 2026 operations update, highlighting a $4.7B AI data center deal in Norway and a 249% YoY increase in Bitcoin production to 1,310 Bitcoins. The company secured long-term GPU contracts and expanded its AI cloud capacity. Bitcoin holdings fell to 61 from 257 last month.

Bitdeer Technologies (BTDR) shares fell due to a $300M convertible note offering, raising dilution concerns. Despite a $7B AI cloud pipeline, market volatility and financing worries overshadowed positive news. Long-term AI deals may stabilize revenue, but cash burn and funding dependence pose risks.