Former bitcoin miner Bitfarms reports $145 million Q1 net loss amid Keel rebrand, AI transition

The Block3h agoUpdated 2h ago
Former bitcoin miner Bitfarms reports $145 million Q1 net loss amid Keel rebrand, AI transition
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Keel Infrastructure (formerly Bitfarms) reported a $145 million Q1 net loss while transitioning from bitcoin mining to AI infrastructure operations. The rebrand marks a strategic shift away from traditional crypto mining. The loss reflects restructuring costs amid the industry pivot toward artificial intelligence. This transition affects broader crypto mining sector confidence and signals accelerating moves toward AI-adjacent opportunities in digital asset infrastructure.

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