HIVE Digital Reports $84.9 Million in Q2 Revenue as AI Computing Business Grows 70.7%
HIVE Digital reported Q2 revenue of $84.9M, up 7.3% QoQ but down 2.7% YoY. BUZZ HPC division grew 70.7% YoY to $8.8M. Cryptocurrency mining revenue was $76M, up 5.5% QoQ. GAAP net loss was $78.7M, including impairment charges. Adjusted EBITDA rose 85% QoQ to $24.8M. Cash holdings were $139M. GPU Cloud contracts totaled $185M in ARR. Power capacity is expected to reach 540 MW.
How this was made

The 30-second read
Why it matters
The earnings release provides fresh data on revenue mix, profitability, and future contracted ARR, informing short‑ to medium‑term positioning.
Market read
First‑time quarterly earnings disclosure for HIVE, offering new data that could move the stock in the near term.
What to watch
The $185M contracted ARR for GPU Cloud services may materialize later, providing future upside not reflected in current earnings.
Background
HIVE Digital Technologies operates both cryptocurrency mining and high‑performance computing services, recently expanding AI GPU capacity in Canada.
Ticker impact
Quarterly earnings release showing $84.9M revenue, 70.7% YoY growth in HPC division and a $78.7M GAAP net loss.
likely pressure as investors weigh revenue growth against the large net loss and impairment charge.
The new financials are the first disclosure of the quarter; the net loss and impairment suggest downside risk, while HPC growth offers a modest upside catalyst.
Market effects
Highlights growing demand for AI HPC services within the crypto mining sector, may influence other mining and cloud compute stocks.
Positive for North American crypto mining infrastructure providers; limited broader market effect.
Modest, as HIVE is a niche player; impact confined to crypto and AI compute niche.
Counterpoint
Despite revenue growth, the sizable net loss and impairment could signal deeper operational challenges, suggesting a short bias.
Key entities
- SupplierNvidia
Provider of B200 and GB300 GPUs used in HIVE's AI computing expansion.


