The Singapore-based company upgrades its proprietary fleet and consolidates its pivot toward artificial intelligence with operational GPUs in Malaysia.
Bitdeer Technologies Group has released its operational update for January 2026. The report reveals record growth in its Bitdeer SEALMINER miners and a decisive pivot toward artificial intelligence infrastructure.
Since the launch of the production line, the SEALMINER family has reached a total production capacity of 65.1 exahashes per second (EH/s). The SEALMINER A2 model represents the backbone of this expansion, with 44 EH/s produced since operations began. The more recent SEALMINER A3 has already contributed 8.7 EH/s deployed, with an additional 0.4 EH/s in transit and 3.8 EH/s still under assembly.
The company’s stated objective is to use SEALMINER units to progressively replace third-party miners in its self-mining fleet, which currently stands at 63.2 EH/s, marking a 14% increase compared to December 2025. Excess hardware will be placed on the open market to generate additional revenue.
Alongside the expansion of its mining segment, on January 13, 2026, Bitdeer activated its first enterprise-scale GPU cluster at its sites in Malaysia. The infrastructure combines 1,792 next-generation Nvidia GPUs — including H100, H200, B200, and GB200 units — dedicated to supporting AI training workloads. At the time of the report, the cluster was operating at 41% capacity utilization.
Matt Kong, Chief Business Officer of Bitdeer, stated:
“Bitdeer has increased its focus on HPC/AI co-location opportunities for several of its larger sites including, but not limited to, Tydal, Norway. This is a high priority for us and the goal is to sign long term leases for these locations as soon as possible,”
On the mining front, in January the company mined 668 bitcoins, representing a 430% increase compared to the 126 bitcoins produced in the same period of 2025. As for reserves, Bitdeer held 1,530 bitcoins as of January 31, down from 2,017 BTC the previous month — likely due to partial liquidations to finance infrastructure expansion.
