Nvidia and BUZZHPC deepen AI infrastructure ties as parent HIVE targets $100M revenue

BUZZHPC, the high-performance computing arm of HIVE Digital Technologies, has completed an integration of Nvidia’s silicon and software on its platform, adding another milestone to what has become one of Canada’s more quietly ambitious AI infrastructure plays. The move cements BUZZHPC’s standing as an Nvidia Cloud Partner and positions the company closer to its parent’s stated goal of surpassing $100 million in annual recurring revenue. What BUZZHPC is actually building BUZZHPC has been running GPU clusters across Canada and the Nordics since 2017, long before “sovereign AI” became a buzzword in policy circles. The platform runs on Nvidia’s current top-tier hardware lineup: Hopper H100 and H200 GPUs alongside the newer Blackwell B200 and GB200 NVL72 systems. These are connected through Quantum InfiniBand networking, which is the high-speed fabric that keeps large GPU clusters from bottlenecking each other during intensive AI training runs. The most consequential deal in BUZZHPC’s recent history came in June 2026: a three-year GPU cloud contract with Bell Canada worth approximately $220 million. The agreement covers the deployment of 2,304 Nvidia Grace Blackwell GPUs. A separate par...