Broadcom and Meta have extended their partnership until 2029, focusing on custom accelerators and AI chip development. The collaboration aims to empower billions through advanced computational infrastructure, while Broadcom's stock has risen significantly.

Oracle shares rose 5% as it expanded its partnership with Bloom Energy, which will provide 2.8 gigawatts of fuel cell systems. Bloom Energy's stock surged 20%. This deal follows Oracle's $400 million warrant to buy Bloom shares and is part of broader AI infrastructure initiatives.

One of the largest Bitcoin mining companies in the world, MARA, will lay off about 15% of its employees. The CEO said this is part of the company’s strategic transformation as it moves into the energy and AI sectors. MARA is also selling Bitcoin to repay its debts, and it expects a net loss of $1.3 billion in 2025. Affected employees will receive corresponding compensation.

The Russian government has submitted a bill to impose the maximum 2,000,000 ruble fines and up to 5 years in prison for illegal cryptocurrency mining. Of the roughly 50,000 miners nationwide, only 1,500 have registered; the ban has been expanded to 13 regions, and the prohibition will remain in effect until 2031.

Oracle recently faced difficulties due to the expansion of AI data centers, and media reports prompted the company to issue two statements to clarify the situation. The company plans to lay off employees to address cash shortages and revealed that the expansion plan with OpenAI has been abandoned. ORCL's stock price dropped significantly, and the market is pessimistic about its free cash flow prospects.

CleanSpark produced 568 Bitcoins in February, sold 553, setting a new sales ratio high, and generated approximately $36.65 million in cash to support expansion into AI and high-performance computing data centers. Currently holds 13,363 Bitcoins, with operational computing power reaching 50 EH/s, accounting for 7% of the global total computing power.

Bitcoin mining company CleanSpark produced 568 Bitcoins in February, sold 553, achieving a sales ratio of 97%, setting a new record. The revenue was approximately $36.65 million. The sale will fund its expansion into AI and high-performance computing data centers. The company still holds 13,363 Bitcoins and operates a hash rate of 50 EH/s.

Bitcoin mining company TeraWulf releases earnings report, with revenue reaching $168.5 million in 2025, a 20.3% year-over-year increase, but net loss expanding to $661.4 million. The company's strategy has shifted toward AI and cloud computing, with long-term data center leases signed and plans to expand infrastructure capacity.

Mining company Bitdeer releases Q4 2025 financial report, achieving revenue of $224.8 million, a year-over-year increase of 226%; net profit of $70.5 million, with significant growth. Total hash rate reaches 71.0 EH/s, with 1,673 BTC mined through self-mining, and mining machine efficiency improved to 17.9 J/TH. The company is also expanding AI and GPU hosting services.