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Update: Digi Power Down 4.6% as It Expands AI Data Center Capacity; Readies a Retail Compute Platform
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Update: Digi Power Down 4.6% as It Expands AI Data Center Capacity; Readies a Retail Compute Platform
Oct 21, 2025 9:12 AM

11:59 AM EDT, 10/21/2025 (MT Newswires) -- Digi Power X ( DGXX ) , a U.S. developer of high-performance computing infrastructure, on Tuesday said it is expanding its AI data center capacity by adding five new ARMS-200 GPU modules.

The modules are scheduled to come online at Digi Power's Columbiana, Alabama, facility in March 2026. The expansion is expected to bring the company's total GPU capacity to 2,304 high-performance GPUs.

The expansion will accelerate the company's growth as an independent provider of GPU-as-a-Service infrastructure for artificial intelligence, cloud and blockchain workloads in North America, Digi Power said.

Digi Power is also developing its retail compute platform NeoCloudz, expected to launch in January 2026. NeoCloudz will provide developers, startups and enterprises with on-demand access to GPU compute through a consumer-grade interface.

The company's Alabama data center currently provides up to 55 MW of high-voltage power capacity, with plans for further expansion.

Digi Power's shares were last down $0.29 to $6.00 on the TSX Venture Exchange on Tuesday.

Price: 6.15, Change: -0.14, Percent Change: -2.23

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