Bitdeer mined 990 BTC in June 2026 as self-mining hash rate rose to 73 EH/s
The Nasdaq-listed bitcoin miner increased output from May and a year earlier, expanded co-mining and AI cloud operations, and signed a 10-year Johor Bahru data center lease.
Bitdeer said in an operations update filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission that it mined 990 bitcoin in June 2026, up 7.5% from 921 in May and 388% from 203 a year earlier, as self-mining computing power rose to 73 EH/s from 70.2 EH/s and deployed self-mining machines increased to 243,000. The company also operated 56,000 machines at third-party data centers under co-mining arrangements, lifting associated computing power 59% month over month to 15.9 EH/s. Alongside the mining expansion, Bitdeer said its AI Cloud annualized revenue run rate increased to about $76 million from $69 million, GPU utilization rose to 95% from 90%, and GPUs under external subscription increased to 3,517 from 3,305. Bitdeer said it signed a 10-year lease for a Johor Bahru data center with 21.7 megawatts of IT capacity scheduled for handover in the first quarter of 2027, while continuing to evaluate shifting parts of its roughly 3-gigawatt power portfolio from bitcoin mining to AI cloud or colocation use.
- EH/s: Exahashes per second, a measure of mining computing power
- co-mining arrangements: Setups in which a miner operates its machines at third-party facilities rather than only at its own sites
- annualized revenue run rate: A current revenue pace extrapolated over a year, rather than recognized annual revenue or formal guidance