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Cipher Mining increases $5.5 billion Amazon Web Services HPC deal by 19%

November 5, 2025 3 Min Read
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Cipher Mining (CIFR) rose 19% on Monday after signing a $5.5 billion leasing take care of Amazon Internet Companies (AWS), delving into the recent synthetic intelligence (AI) infrastructure.

The 15-year settlement will enable Cipher to ship 300 megawatts (MW) of energy capability to AWS by the top of 2026, with the primary part starting in July, in response to the corporate’s press launch. The amenities will embrace air- and liquid-cooled racks, key options for the kind of high-performance computing (HPC) that AI fashions require.

Cipher additionally introduced that it took majority management of a brand new three way partnership to construct a 1 gigawatt website in West Texas. The ability, known as “Colchis,” is positioned on 620 acres close to an American Electrical Energy substation and has secured a Direct Join settlement with AEP. Building is scheduled to be accomplished in 2028, the corporate stated.

These strikes underscore a deeper shift within the position of crypto mining firms, that are more and more being tapped to offer the ability and infrastructure wanted by massive tech firms with lofty AI ambitions. Bitcoin miners already handle large-scale computing infrastructure and energy contracts, which at the moment are in excessive demand from hyperscalers like AWS and Google.

IREN (IREN), one other bitcoin miner that pivoted into AI computing, introduced a $9.7 billion cloud computing take care of Microsoft on Monday, sending its shares up greater than 20%.

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Cipher on Monday reported $72 million in third-quarter income and adjusted earnings of $41 million. The AWS lease and a beforehand introduced $3 billion take care of Fluidstack and Google convey its complete AI internet hosting contracts to roughly $8.5 billion.

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The corporate stated its portfolio now contains 3.2 gigawatts (GW) of website capability.

“Because the business quickly evolves and validates our thesis that Tier 1 hyperscalers would flip to Cipher and non-traditional areas in Texas, we’re extra assured than ever that Cipher is among the many best-positioned firms on this planet to make the most of the extra alternatives created by the rising power scarcity,” CEO Tyler Web page stated in an announcement.

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