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Alpha Compute (NASDAQ: ALP) updates NVIDIA Blackwell GPU deployment timeline and roadmap. The company's first large-scale 504-chip B200 cluster in Canada (ALPHA-01) is in final testing with a targeted handover on May 8, 2026. A 576-chip B300 cluster in Sweden (ALPHA-02) targets June 2026.
Alpha Compute projects combined planned deployments to generate $72 million in annual revenue and reports pro forma balance-sheet projections at ALPHA-01 launch: assets $48.1M, liabilities $36.8M, equity $11.3M. Expansion ROFRs could scale each site above 1,000 GPUs in August–September 2026.
Alpha Compute (NASDAQ: ALP) updated that closing of its previously announced acquisition of a 60% controlling interest in GAMEE is now targeted for May 2026, pending completion of GAMEE’s 2025 audited financials. The deal values GAMEE at an $18 million enterprise valuation with up to $11 million total consideration including a two‑year, EBITDA‑contingent earn‑out. Alpha Compute confirmed a $1.00 per share reference price for the equity component at closing and highlighted GAMEE’s recent growth and planned integration with Alpha Compute’s GPU infrastructure.
Alpha Compute (NASDAQ: ALP) updated its planned acquisition of a 60% controlling interest in GAMEE, confirming closing is now expected in May 2026 pending completion of GAMEE’s 2025 financial audit. The deal values GAMEE at a $18 million enterprise valuation with total consideration of up to $11 million, including a two‑year performance‑linked earn‑out. Alpha Compute reaffirmed a $1.00 per‑share equity reference price at closing and cited GAMEE Q1 2026 momentum: estimated revenue $926,000 (56% YoY) and strong Telegram engagement.
Alpha Compute (Nasdaq: ALP) executed a binding term sheet on April 22, 2026 for a $31.9 million non-recourse senior secured loan facility collateralized by Dell B300 Nvidia GPUs. Proceeds are earmarked for AI infrastructure, data center build-out, and networking in support of scaling GPU-as-a-Service capacity.
The facility limits lender remedies to the pledged hardware and the facility build-out; definitive documentation is in process with an undisclosed institutional lender.
Alpha Compute (NASDAQ: ALP) appointed Tom Richer to its Advisory Board on April 21, 2026 to advise on GPU-as-a-Service, confidential cloud architecture, and enterprise go-to-market as the company scales secure AI compute.
Richer brings 30 years of enterprise infrastructure, multi-cloud and AI experience, founding Intelagen and holding senior roles at IBM, HP, Deloitte, and Wipro.
Alpha Compute Corp. (NASDAQ: ALP) announced a corporate rebrand from AlphaTON Capital to reflect a strategic pivot to scalable AI GPU-as-a-service and AI confidential computing, effective April 20, 2026. The company said its shares now trade under ticker ALP on Nasdaq.
Alpha Compute highlighted binding agreements for deployment of over 1,000 Blackwell-generation GPUs, a $43 million AI infrastructure and financing partnership, and operational work with clients including Telegram, aiming to deliver sovereign, privacy-first GPU infrastructure for regulated workloads.
Alpha Compute Corp. (NASDAQ: ALP) announced a corporate rebrand from AlphaTON Capital to reflect its focus on scalable AI confidential computing and GPU-as-a-service. Key items: binding GPU deployment agreements for over 1,000 Blackwell-generation GPUs and a $43 million infrastructure financing partnership.
The company cites partnerships with Telegram, Midnight, and Animoca Brands, hardware-level encryption on B300 servers, and continuity of existing contracts under the new name effective April 20, 2026.