Summary:
HIVE Digital Technologies appoints Craig Tavares as President and COO of Buzz HPC.
The company aims to scale its HPC business to $100 million in revenue.
Tavares brings 20 years of experience in digital infrastructure.
The move aligns with HIVE's strategy to strengthen its position in the cloud computing market.
Recent analysis suggests a potential $40 billion value unlock for Bitcoin miners.
HIVE Digital Technologies, a publicly listed Bitcoin (BTC) miner on NASDAQ, has made a significant move by appointing Craig Tavares as the President and Chief Operating Officer of its Buzz HPC division. This division will focus on expanding its GPU Cloud and High-Performance Computing (HPC) services.
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The appointment is part of HIVE's strategy to scale its HPC business to $100 million in revenue. Tavares brings over 20 years of expertise in digital infrastructure and will lead the company into a new $40 billion market.
"With his unique skillset of leadership, entrepreneurialism, and ethics, alongside his explicit and tacit knowledge of digital infrastructure, cloud, and high-performance computing, he is a true champion of our vision," stated Frank Holmes, Co-Founder and Executive Chairman of Buzz HPC.
Tavares has held leadership roles at major tech firms, including Apple, where he spearheaded product and program strategies for third-party clouds and data centers. He also launched a global cloud business at Aptum and forged partnerships with industry giants like Microsoft and Amazon Web Services.
AI and HPC Move
This strategic appointment aligns with HIVE's ambition to bolster its position in the rapidly evolving cloud computing market. The company operates a sovereign AI GPU platform powered by renewable energy, which it intends to expand under Tavares's leadership.
"Buzz already provides one of the industry's highest-performance Sovereign AI GPU platforms," Tavares remarked. "We will expand it through vertically integrated infrastructure and a suite of differentiated HPC service offerings."
Recent analysis from VanEck suggests that the HPC shift within the Bitcoin mining sector could unlock nearly $40 billion in value for publicly traded miners.
In conjunction with Tavares's hiring, HIVE has also granted 1,090,000 Restricted Share Units (RSU) to select employees, officers, directors, and consultants, including Tavares.
HIVE continues to expand its operations across Canada, Sweden, and soon Paraguay, planning to augment its hash rate to 25 EH/s by September.
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