Digi Power X Inc (NASDAQ:DGXX, FRA:1NQ0, TSX-V:DGX) has mapped out a March-to-April commissioning timetable for its first ARMS 200 modular data center in Alabama, with the build set to be an on-ramp to its first AI revenues via a GPU-as-a-Service operation.
The group said the system should reach live operations by the third week of March 2026, with full commissioning, and the ability to generate GPU rental income, targeted for the beginning of April.
Digi Power X is aiming to have 10 megawatts of pods operational at the Alabama site by the third quarter, and said five additional ARMS 200 units have already been produced for deployment at its North Tonawanda, New York location, with commissioning expected by end-Q2.
Alongside the rollout, Digi Power X reported total liquidity of about $80 million as of Feb. 27, including roughly $62 million of cash, and said it remains debt-free as it funds a 2026 capex plan that calls for about $33.1 million of spending by end-Q3.
The company also pointed to a non-binding LOI with Omnis Pleasants LLC, tied to a 1.3GW West Virginia power plant, as it explores larger-scale power-backed AI infrastructure opportunities.