FingerMotion shares surged 66.96% in Friday premarket trading after the mobile-payments company unveiled a strategic shift toward off-grid artificial intelligence and high-performance computing infrastructure across North America. The move followed a corporate update filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission detailing an alliance with BlueFlare Energy Solutions and FingerMotion’s acquisition of a 9.9% stake in Lyken AI Computing Inc. BlueFlare’s adaptive load architecture is intended to support modular, rapidly deployable data centers powered on site by Western Canadian natural gas, with electricity allocated between AI inference workloads and co-located bitcoin mining. Candidate sites are under review in Alberta, British Columbia and Saskatchewan, with initial deployments planned in the low- to mid-single-digit megawatt range. Lyken is intended to originate enterprise compute demand and separately holds a non-binding memorandum of understanding with Swarmnet for a 128-node Nvidia B300 cluster; the filing said that agreement belongs to Lyken and is not a FingerMotion contract. Management is tracking site control, power delivery, enterprise customer offtake and asset-level project financing as four milestones. FingerMotion said its existing mobile-payment and data-analytics operations in China will continue. Trading volume exceeded 267 million shares, more than 800 times the three-month average daily volume of approximately 331,000 shares. The stock remained down roughly 86% year to date and 88.52% over 12 months. TipRanks’ AI analyst tool, Spark, rates the stock Neutral with a 17-cent price target, citing shrinking revenue, very thin gross margin and ongoing losses.