HIVE Digital Technologies (NASDAQ:HIVE) and AMC Robotics (NASDAQ:AMCI) have entered a strategic partnership to bridge the gap between heavy-duty robotics and high-performance cloud computing.
The collaboration, announced March 13, 2026, focuses on providing the specialized "Physical AI" infrastructure required to train and deploy complex robotic fleets at scale.
Under the agreement, AMC Robotics will leverage HIVE’s GPU AI Cloud—operated through its BUZZ HPC subsidiary—to handle the intensive data processing and real-time inference workloads for its flagship Kyro™ quadruped.
The Kyro platform, which recently featured at the Tokyo Security Show 2026, functions as a mobile AI edge computing unit designed for autonomous security, infrastructure monitoring, and industrial inspections in challenging environments.
As AMC Robotics moves toward full-scale production of the Kyro and its upcoming NovaArm™ warehouse logistics robot, the need for scalable off-site compute has become critical.
HIVE’s infrastructure, which utilizes a "twin-turbo" engine of sustainable digital asset mining and NVIDIA-powered GPU clusters, provides the low-latency environment necessary for "thinking" robots to navigate and reason in unpredictable real-world settings.
The partnership anticipates exploring long-term R&D goals, including AI optimization, streamlined data processing, and infrastructure scalability.
HIVE is currently expanding its global GPU capacity, aiming for an annual recurring revenue run rate of approximately $140 million for its HPC segment, while AMC Robotics progresses toward its planned commercial rollout of warehouse solutions in the second quarter of 2026.