Galaxy Digital's AI Data Centers Generate $79 Million Lease Revenue and Small Net Loss
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Galaxy Digital reported that its AI data centers generated $79 million in lease revenue from the first full lease term of the Helios I Phase I project with CoreWeave. As of the end of Q2, all 133 megawatts of critical IT load had been delivered. However, high financing costs pressured net profit, resulting in a small net loss for the company.
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Galaxy AI data centers generate $79M lease revenue
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- CryptoSlateRelated fact: single sourceSource report revisedGalaxy Digital reports $79 million in AI data-center lease revenue and a small net loss for Q3
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Galaxy Digital's AI data-center leasing generated $79 million in revenue during Q3, with all 133 megawatts of critical IT load delivered by end of Q2. The Data Centers segment posted a $435,000 net loss, but reported $69 million in adjusted EBITDA. This operating contribution is substantial for a business still exposed to digital-asset swings, though financing expenses and other adjustments kept the segment slightly in the red.
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