Chris Pavlovski said the contract is the largest in RUM's history and pointed to 180 megawatts of energized power in Georgia as AI infrastructure demand rises.
Rumble has signed what CEO Chris Pavlovski described as the largest contract in RUM's history, a $270 million agreement for AI compute as a service. Pavlovski also said the company has 180 megawatts of energized power in Georgia and framed the opportunity against current market pricing, saying companies are monetizing a single megawatt of power at around $10 million. The remarks underscore how access to powered data-center capacity has become a key asset as demand for AI compute accelerates.