TREE NEWS reports: IREN’s bitcoin mining revenue dropped 58% as the company plans to fully exit the business by year-end, shifting focus to AI infrastructure. AI cloud revenue rose 182% in the past quarter to $200 million. The figures were disclosed alongside the firm’s planned exit from bitcoin mining.
IREN bitcoin mining revenue falls 58% as firm plans full exit by year-end
The revenue crossover is the real story here: AI cloud revenue at $200 million now dwarfs what mining brings in, which makes the exit look less like a retreat than a reallocation toward the faster-growing line. For the mining sector, IREN joins a broader pattern of hashrate operators repurposing power and data-center capacity for AI compute, a shift that affects miners weighing similar pivots and the counterparties depending on their hashrate. The open question is whether AI cloud growth holds at this pace once mining revenue is fully gone and the cost base is restructured.
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