HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd V.HIVE

Alternate Symbol(s): HIVE

HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd is a Canada-based data center company. The Company owns green energy-powered data center facilities in Canada, Sweden, and Iceland. The Company also builds and operates data centers in North America and Europe. Its hardware powers cutting-edge projects ranging from Web3 to AI and high-performance computing (HPC). It operates a fleet of approximately 38,000 commercial-grade NVIDIA graphic processing units (GPUs). The Company's GPU fleet includes 4,000+ NVIDIA A40s w/ 48 GB RAM, 400+ NVIDIA RTX A6000s w/ 48 GB RAM, 12,000+ NVIDIA RTX A5000s w/ 24 GB RAM and 20,000+ NVIDIA RTX A4000s w/ 16 GB RAM. It operates over 100 MW of data centers in Canada. The HIVE Cloud is an enterprise-class service offering affordable computers for demanding applications, including AI training and inference. It also operates 46 MW in Iceland and Sweden. It also operates a 30 MW data center in Lachute, Quebec and a 70 MW data center in New Brunswick.

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Comment by AlphaJon May 13, 2021 10:59am

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And? That makes it a compound. Not an element. You guys have a tendency to abuse your terminology to try and be right. But your just wrong..

Paray99 wrote:
Probably you are the one who don't know....
graphite is the pure form of element carbon. Under high temperature and pressure conditions, it will become diamond!

AlphaJ wrote: Wow your stupid.... whats the element symbol for graphite? Lol you can't make this sh!t up. There is no debate my man. Its not on the chart.

greendaze wrote: I look things up before posting when uncertain . See . However, graphite is an element and not a compound, and graphite is typically considered a mineral (by definition a mineral cannot be organic), so an argument can be made for its inorganic nature. The element carbon is unique in that it probably forms more compounds than all of the other elements combined.