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CleanSpark is a large-scale digital infrastructure developer that owns and operates data centers in the United States.

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Overview

CleanSpark (Nasdaq: CLSK) describes itself as a market-leading data center developer that controls a portfolio of power, land, and data centers across the United States. The company states that it builds, owns, and operates large-scale data centers purpose-built for compute-intensive workloads, with a national portfolio spanning six states. It also describes itself as an energy company and bitcoin miner that owns and operates a multi-gigawatt portfolio of campuses in the United States powering intensive workloads required for Artificial Intelligence.

History

CleanSpark describes itself as building on years of expertise as an energy company and bitcoin miner. It states that it owns and operates a multi-gigawatt portfolio of campuses in the United States powering intensive workloads required for Artificial Intelligence. The company describes a repeatable infrastructure-first model focused on delivering high-value data centers for compute, and states that its national portfolio spans six states and continues to grow.

Products and positioning

Energy-backed compute. Executed at scale.

Recent events

  • Reported

    CleanSpark's mVoult residential energy system becomes available in California[4]

    CleanSpark announced that its mVoult residential energy system was available to customers throughout California and that its companion app had launched in the Apple and Android app stores.

  • Reported

    CleanSpark acquires Norcross data center[5]

    CleanSpark completed its $6.55 million purchase of a nearly 87,000-square-foot data center in Norcross, Georgia, to increase its Bitcoin mining operation.

  • Reported

    CleanSpark completes acquisition of Solar Watt Solutions[6]

    CleanSpark announced that it had completed its acquisition of Solar Watt Solutions. The acquisition consideration could reach 477,703 shares of CleanSpark common stock and $3,850,000 in cash, based on certain performance objectives.

  • Reported

    CleanSpark orders 1,000 additional Bitcoin miners[7]

    CleanSpark announced that it had secured an order for 1,000 additional ASIC Bitcoin miners, which it said was expected to increase mining capacity when combined with previously announced units and new S19 installations.

  • Reported

    CleanSpark completes acquisition of GridFabric[8]

    CleanSpark completed its strategic acquisition of GridFabric. The announcement also said GridFabric principals Ben Dupont and Matt Hale would join the CleanSpark team.

  • Reported

    CleanSpark reports quarterly and six-month results[9]

    CleanSpark updated shareholders on its financial results for the quarter and six months ended March 31, 2020, reporting revenue of $3,658,283 for the quarter and $4,635,107 for the six-month period.

  • Reported

    CleanSpark completes acquisition of p2klabs[10]

    CleanSpark announced that it had completed the acquisition of all issued and outstanding shares of p2klabs Inc.

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