Core Scientific Is Leaving Bitcoin Mining Behind as AI Revenue Takes Over

Core Scientific Is Leaving Bitcoin Mining Behind as AI Revenue Takes Over


Grace Hopper AI compute hardware installed in a high-performance system image By Isaac • November 5, 2026 7:31 pm •

Core Scientific is preparing to shut down the last part of the business that once defined it.

The company plans to wind down Bitcoin self-mining by the end of 2026 as its AI-focused data-center operation becomes the clear center of gravity.

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The numbers now describe a company that earns most of its money from high-density colocation and is steadily converting the infrastructure left behind by Bitcoin mining.

Core Scientific said colocation revenue reached $215.4 million in the third quarter, up nearly 60% from the previous quarter. The company was billing for 485 megawatts of capacity at the end of September.

That installed capacity represents more than $700 million in average annualized colocation revenue, according to the

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