Bitari provides hosting and operations and maintenance (O&M) services for third-party Bitcoin mining equipment. The company enables Bitcoin miners to outsource infrastructure by providing facility space, power, cooling, hardware deployment, monitoring, and maintenance for customer-owned mining machines. Bitari operates mining facilities in Texas and Indiana, while also providing consulting services to blockchain enterprises on site selection, facility construction, and operational feasibility. Bitari generates revenue primarily through hosting fees charged on customer power consumption. Bitari procures electricity from utility providers and charges customers a higher rate, capturing a spread through fixed cash rates, a share of customer-mined Bitcoin proceeds, or a hybrid structure. Electricity represents Bitari's primary cost of revenue, and the company outsources on-site technical labor. Bitari's growth strategy focuses on expanding power capacity at its existing and planned North American sites and exploring the development of artificial intelligence data centers.
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