IREN shares fell as the Bitcoin miner increased spending to convert its operations toward artificial-intelligence data centers, according to Decrypt. The company’s AI cloud revenue exceeded its Bitcoin mining revenue for the first time, marking a shift in the balance of its business as the conversion accelerated. The development links IREN’s performance more closely to both the Bitcoin market and demand for AI cloud capacity. However, the transition is also bringing higher conversion costs, weighing on the company’s shares. The report highlights an evolving revenue mix for IREN, with AI cloud services moving ahead of Bitcoin mining while the company continues its data-center conversion.
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