
In 2025, Bitcoin mining companies are increasingly repurposing their infrastructure to support the burgeoning demand for artificial intelligence (AI) data centers. This strategic shift is driven by the need for more stable revenue streams and the rising energy demands of AI workloads.Data Center KnowledgeTime
Australia-based Bitcoin miner IREN has announced a pause in its Bitcoin mining expansion to focus on building out AI data centers and cloud services. The company plans to redirect its Bitcoin mining cash flows, projected to reach $528 million annually, towards the growth of its AI infrastructure. Datacenter Dynamics
Similarly, Core Scientific, a major U.S. Bitcoin miner, is converting part of its infrastructure to power high-performance computing operations for AI companies. The Austin, Texas-based company has deployed 16 MW of data center capacity for AI startup CoreWeave and plans further conversions. Investor's Business Daily+6Data Center Knowledge+6https://www.kcbd.com+6
In Pakistan, the government has allocated 2,000 megawatts of electricity to power Bitcoin mining and AI data centers. This initiative aims to utilize surplus electricity and attract foreign investment, contributing to the country's digital infrastructure development. Reuters
These developments underscore a broader trend where Bitcoin mining infrastructure is being leveraged to meet the growing demands of AI computing, offering a new avenue for profitability and sustainability in the digital economy.