B. Riley Adjusts Bitdeer (BTDR) PT to $17 as Company Expands Hash Rate, Global Power Capacity
In Q1 2025, Bitdeer Technologies reported increasing its self-mining hash rate to 11.5 exahash per second (EH/s), with ambitious plans to reach 40 EH/s by the end of October this year. An exahash per second represents one quintillion hashes per second, indicating the computational power of a blockchain network.
Bitdeer is also expanding its global power capacity, anticipating ~500 megawatts of new self-mining power capacity by mid-2025, which would bring its total capacity to nearly 1.6 gigawatts. The expansion includes a focus on geographic diversification, with power capacity in Norway and Bhutan. The company is also developing its own AI technology and has secured a loan agreement with Matrix Finance and Technology Holding Company for ~$200 million to support its expansion.
Bitdeer Technologies Group (NASDAQ:BTDR) is a technology company for blockchain and high-performance computing/HPC in Singapore, the US, Bhutan, and Norway.
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