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Applied Digital Corporation (APLD) is a U.S.-based company that designs, develops, and operates next-generation digital infrastructure across North America. The company provides digital infrastructure solutions and cloud services to industries experiencing rapid growth, including High-Performance Computing (HPC) and Artificial Intelligence (AI). APLD sells cloud services, data center hosting, and infrastructure solutions tailored for AI applications and crypto mining customers.
- Data Center Hosting - Provides energized space to crypto mining customers, where customer-owned hardware is installed in the company's facilities, and operational and maintenance services are provided for a fixed fee.
- Cloud Services - Offers cloud services through the Sai Computing brand to customers such as AI and machine learning developers, who pay a fixed rate for a managed hosting environment supported by company-provided equipment.
- High-Performance Compute (HPC) Hosting - Designs, builds, and operates data centers designed to support high-compute applications using advanced infrastructures.
- Can you provide more detail on the current status of your discussions with multiple hyperscalers and where each stands in the due diligence process?
- Regarding the Macquarie investment, how does the 15% common equity interest in your HPC business segment impact existing shareholders, and can you clarify the specific investment they're making for that stake?
- With the reported demand for data center capacity and the potential shortfall in power availability by 2028, how confident are you in securing the necessary power for your pipeline, and what are the risks associated with your 2026 and 2027 power availability?
- You've mentioned that the pricing environment reflects the strong demand in the market; can you elaborate on whether the yield on cost for new leases exceeds your cost of capital, particularly in light of the 12.75% dividend on the preferred equity?
- The renegotiation of your GPU lease terms extended the amortization period from two years to five years, reducing your quarterly depreciation expense; how does this change impact your financials, and what should investors expect regarding your depreciation and amortization expenses moving forward?