CleanSpark Sells 553 Bitcoin in February, Expands Texas Infrastructure for AI

CleanSpark is a publicly traded U.S. Bitcoin miner whose operations depend on large-scale power and data-center infrastructure. Amid volatile mining revenue, the company is expanding its Texas sites and increasing power capacity, with plans to devote some resources to AI and high-performance computing (HPC). The strategy reflects a broader trend among miners seeking new revenue streams from their existing energy assets.

CleanSpark sold 553 Bitcoin in February, about 97% of its output for the month, generating approximately $36.6 million in revenue. The company is also advancing infrastructure expansions in Texas to increase available power capacity and prepare for AI and HPC workloads, signaling a shift in capital allocation from a mining-only business toward diversified computing services.