Hut 8 (TSX: HUT) is back in the spotlight following Bitcoin’s meteoric rise past $93,000 and a strong Q3 earnings report. The company posted $44 million in revenue, a 101% year-over-year jump, beating analyst expectations of $39 million. While Bitcoin mining revenue dipped due to the 2024 halving event, managed services quadrupled, driving the impressive growth.
The crypto mining giant isn’t just about Bitcoin anymore—its new GPU-as-a-service segment targets AI-focused businesses, with a promising five-year deal and a pipeline exceeding 5 GW of capacity. Yet, skeptics question whether this pivot can rival the high-growth excitement of Bitcoin mining, especially in a surging crypto market.
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