Bitdeer Technologies Group reported a record production of 1,190 BTC in July in its operational report — a 20% increase compared to June and a 322% year-over-year increase.
$BTDR July 2026 Production and Operations Update:
— Bitdeer (@Bitdeer) August 26, 2026
🤝 $4.7B, 16-year colocation #AIDC lease executed for Tydal, Norway Campus 🇳🇴; 121 IT MW configured to run #NVIDIA GPUs for a leading AI lab.
🧠 9.5 MW #AICloud A102 facility in Malaysia 🇲🇾 is committed under long-term offtake... pic.twitter.com/NrTSlSowDF
The company's share of global Bitcoin block rewards exceeded 8.7%, according to calculations by TheEnergyMag. According to archival data, the indicator was ~7.4% a month earlier and less than 2% a year ago.
Source: TheEnergyMag.
Bitdeer's own hash rate increased to approximately 76.7 EH/s. Under joint mining agreements, the figure reached 18.7 EH/s.
The company attributed the growth in production to the deployment of its Sealminer rigs.
In August, Bitdeer reached an agreement with Soluna to launch mining operations at a wind power facility in Texas. The company will install Sealminer A2 Pro Air ASIC miners with a total power consumption of 28 MW. It is expected that the equipment deployment in September will add about 1.93 EH/s of hash rate.
Bitcoin Mining Leader Does Not Miss Out on AI Boom
In parallel, Bitdeer is actively developing its AI direction. The 9.5 MW AI Cloud A102 data center in Malaysia is fully committed under long-term agreements. The expected revenue from these agreements exceeds $800 million, the company reported.
Negotiations are continuing for the A201 site with 21.7 MW of IT capacity. Bitdeer expects the first advance payments within a month.
In early August, the company announced a 16-year agreement for a high-performance computing campus in Tydal, Norway. The base value of the contract is approximately $4.7 billion. With a one-time eight-year lease extension, the total value could grow to $8 billion. The 121 MW IT capacity facility is claimed to run entirely on renewable energy.
Recall that in the first six months of the year, the expenses of 15 public Bitcoin miners and AI infrastructure operators reached $30.7 billion — 42.6% more than in the entirety of 2025.
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