The company Hyperscale Data, Inc. (NYSE American: GPUS), specializing in data center services for artificial intelligence and digital assets, announced that it has reached $55 million in cumulative investments from Ault & Company, Inc. following a new contribution of $4 million. The operation was carried out through the purchase of Series H convertible preferred shares.
Most notably, Ault & Company retains the right to invest up to an additional $96 million in Hyperscale Data before December 31, 2026, which could significantly expand the company’s growth capacity.
A Bet on Data Centers for AI
According to Milton “Todd” Ault III, CEO of Ault & Company and Executive Chairman of Hyperscale Data, this investment reflects confidence in the company’s growth strategy:
“We believe in the transformative power of Hyperscale Data’s data center expansion, and we are committed to supporting its development as it builds its campus in Michigan. We anticipate exercising our right to invest the full $96 million additional, which is a vote of confidence in the company’s future.”
The company, through its subsidiary Sentinum, operates a data center where it conducts digital asset mining and offers colocation and hosting services for AI ecosystems and other industries.
Upcoming Corporate Restructuring
Hyperscale Data announced that it expects to complete the divestment of Ault Capital Group (ACG) in the first quarter of 2026. After this process, the company will focus exclusively on ownership and operation of high-performance data centers, in addition to maintaining ownership of digital assets.
Until the divestment is executed, the company will continue offering, through ACG and its subsidiaries, a diversified portfolio that includes:
- AI software platforms.
- Social gaming.
- Equipment leasing services.
- Projects in defense and aerospace.
- Operations in industrial, automotive, and hospitality sectors.
- Private credit and structured financing services via a licensed loan subsidiary.
Share Structure and Token Distribution
In December 2024, Hyperscale Data issued 1 million Series F Convertible Preferred Shares to all common shareholders and Series C holders based on a conversion basis. The future divestment of ACG will be carried out through a voluntary exchange of these Series F shares for Class A and Class B ACG tokens.
The company reminded shareholders that only those who deliver their Series F shares in the exchange offer will receive the new ACG shares and become partners of that entity post-transaction.
Market Context and Outlook
Ault & Company’s move reinforces Hyperscale Data’s position in a highly competitive sector where AI data centers have become critical infrastructure. The construction of the Michigan campus aims to strengthen the company’s ability to attract clients in sectors such as intensive computing, AI model training, and digital mining.
The commitment to over $150 million in total investments positions Hyperscale Data as an emerging player in the high-performance data center ecosystem in the United States.
Conclusion
The increased investment from Ault & Company in Hyperscale Data not only provides fresh capital for expansion but also sends a clear message to the market: confidence that specialized AI data centers will be a key driver of technological growth in the coming years.
With the ACG divestment horizon set for 2026, the company is preparing to focus fully on its core business and compete in a segment where demand for computational capacity and energy resilience continues to surge.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How much has Ault & Company invested in Hyperscale Data so far?
A total of $55 million, with the possibility to increase that figure by up to $96 million more before the end of 2026.
What is Series H of convertible preferred shares?
It is a type of share issued by Hyperscale Data that can be converted into common shares, in this case used to attract new investments.
What will happen with Ault Capital Group (ACG)?
Hyperscale Data plans to divest from ACG in the first quarter of 2026 via a share exchange, after which it will focus solely on data centers and digital assets.
What is the goal of the Michigan campus?
To serve as an advanced data center supporting AI applications, digital mining, and colocation services, enhancing the company’s capabilities within the high-performance ecosystem.