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Bitzero Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: AIBZ) announced the arrival of two 60 MVA transformers, completing the high-voltage equipment needed to expand its Norway data center to 110 MW. The company highlighted U.S. data center development challenges and the Nordics' advantages, including low-cost renewable energy and favorable regulations. Bitzero aims to leverage its hydro-powered sites and partnerships with Skanska and Vertiv to secure leases and create long-term value.

Bitzero Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: AIBZ) has partnered with Skanska for its Norway data center, adding construction expertise to its existing agreement with Vertiv. The collaboration aims to advance site readiness and delivery planning, with Skanska supporting engineering, procurement, construction, and systems integration. Bitzero expects this to enhance its ability to meet tenant demands and execute efficiently.

Bitzero Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: AIBZ) filed a final short form base shelf prospectus in Canada and a U.S. registration statement, allowing it to raise up to $200M over 25 months. The company also announced the deemed exercise of 5.8M special warrants into voting shares and warrants. The prospectus supplements qualify the distribution of these securities.

Bitzero Holdings Inc. (AIBZ) repaid a $22.38 million senior secured loan to JGB Collateral LLC, freeing $2 million in restricted cash and removing financial covenants. The repayment followed a private placement closing and was disclosed in an August 31, 2026 filing.

Bitzero Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: AIBZ) reported a non-GAAP EPS of -$0.48 and revenue of $10.65M. The company provided an update on its balance sheet, site readiness, and leasing progress. According to Bitzero, these updates reflect its ongoing efforts to strengthen its financial position and operational capabilities.

Simply Wall St reports Bitzero Holdings’ collaboration with Vertiv to supply power, thermal management, and liquid-cooling for AI and high-performance computing data centers. The article links the partnership to Vertiv’s AI infrastructure investment narrative and cites forecasts of $22.2B revenue and $4.2B earnings by 2029.

Bitzero said it partnered with Vertiv to expand technology and engineering support for AI and high-performance computing data centers. Vertiv will contribute expertise in critical power systems and thermal management, including liquid cooling, to help design and deliver hyperscale facilities with higher power density needs. The firms cited growing demand for resilient power and efficient cooling.

Bitzero, listed on Nasdaq and other exchanges, said it added Vertiv to its data centre partner network. Vertiv will support critical power, thermal management and infrastructure deployment for Bitzero’s AI, HPC and hyperscale projects, including liquid cooling and modular infrastructure. Bitzero said the move expands its engineering and supply chain partner pool as AI workloads raise power and cooling demands.

Bitzero Holdings partnered with Vertiv to integrate Vertiv thermal management and critical power systems into Bitzero’s modular data centre designs for AI workloads. Bitzero says AI cabinets can use 40kW or more and targets PUE near 1.1 using direct-to-chip liquid cooling. Facilities are planned for Kenya, South Africa, and the UAE, with Vertiv support for GPU-ready designs.

Bitzero Holdings (CN:AIBZ.U) shares rose about 14% on 4 Aug 2026, following a collaboration update with Vertiv aimed at supporting AI and high-performance computing infrastructure. The company is developing renewable-powered data center assets in Nordic locations and has institutional financing to improve liquidity and prepay debt, though security conversions could dilute holders.