The former Bitcoin mining heavyweight plans to become a pure-play data center provider in 2027, with mining now accounting for just 7.5% of quarterly revenue.
Core Scientific's colocation revenue hit $215.4 million in Q3, as it continues to strengthen its AI ambitions ahead of its planned Bitcoin mining exit.
IREN shares fell 17% as Bitcoin mining revenue dropped 58% to $28 million, while AI cloud revenue climbed 182% to $200 million in the September quarter.
Core Scientific plans to end its Bitcoin self-mining operations by the end of 2026 as colocation revenue climbs to $215.4 million, accounting for most of its third-quarter revenue.
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