HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd (TSX-V:HIVE, NASDAQ:HIVE, FRA:YO0, BVC:HIVECO) and AMC Robotics Corporation have announced a strategic collaboration aimed at supporting the development of artificial intelligence–driven robotics applications and related computing infrastructure.
Under the collaboration, AMC Robotics has begun utilizing HIVE’s GPU-based AI computing infrastructure and services to support its development, testing, and deployment activities.
The companies said they are also exploring potential areas of cooperation, including AI optimization, data processing, and infrastructure scalability for future product initiatives.
HIVE has been expanding its GPU AI cloud infrastructure globally through its BUZZ HPC subsidiary. The platform provides computing resources for enterprise workloads such as AI training, inference, and robotics-related applications.
The companies said HIVE will provide AMC Robotics with the compute resources needed to support its growing development and deployment activities.
AMC Robotics recently featured its AI-powered quadruped robot, Kyro, at the Tokyo Security Show 2026. The robot functions as a mobile AI edge computing platform designed to operate autonomously in complex environments and assist with monitoring and inspection tasks. During the exhibition, Kyro demonstrated autonomous navigation, abnormal heat detection, and remote operation capabilities.
The companies said that as AMC Robotics continues to advance AI-driven robotics applications, particularly those involving real-time video processing and navigation, access to scalable GPU computing infrastructure is becoming increasingly important.
Frank Holmes, HIVE’s executive chairman, said robotics is becoming an area of increasing development across sectors such as security, logistics, and manufacturing.
“These machines will take on the dangerous, the dull, and the impossible, and the companies building the infrastructure behind them will define the next decade,” Holmes said.
“We are seeing massive investment from the most valuable companies in the world into AI robotics (notably Tesla’s Optimus robots), and the HIVE and AMC Robotics strategic collaboration positions our firms right in the center of these growing markets.”
Sean Da, CEO of AMC Robotics, added that the collaboration supports the company’s operational needs and may lead to broader cooperation in the future.
Shares of HIVE gained 5.8% in Friday morning trading.