CleanSpark

CleanSpark was honored to sponsor yesterday’s Memorial Day ceremony in City of Washington, GA, a community rich with American history.

We had the privilege of spending time with event organizers and respected local leaders, including Congressman Rick Allen, Washington Mayor Bruce Bailey, and former Mayor Bill DeGolian. One of the highlights of the day was meeting 101-year-old WWII veteran Alan Kinder, whose spirit was truly inspiring. Supporting veterans is something we care deeply about at CleanSpark, and we’re proud to have many veterans as part of our team.

The setting made the event even more special. Washington holds a unique place in American history as the site where the Confederate government officially dissolved, helping mark the end of the Civil War. It was a powerful backdrop for a day dedicated to remembrance and service!

Last week, our team had the privilege of spending time at Blue Ridge Elementary School in Dalton, Georgia, to celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week. We were honored to provide lunch for 100 incredible teachers who go above and beyond for their students every day.

Blue Ridge is part of Dalton Public Schools GA, an important partner of ours within the district, including our collaboration on the "Dalton Reads! Mobile Library." The program provides free books to students at community events such as sporting events and parks, helping them build their own home libraries and encouraging a lifelong love of reading. 📚

Some of our team members recently joined The Jackson Old Hickory Lions Club for a luncheon, where they were invited to speak about CleanSpark’s work in the community.

During the event, they shared insights into operations at our site in Jackson, Tennessee, and connected with attendees in a thoughtful Q&A.

The luncheon brought together a dynamic mix of local business leaders, educators, and elected officials. It was a terrific opportunity to exchange ideas and continue building strong relationships within the Jackson community. We appreciate the invitation and the opportunity for open conversation!

April was a busy and meaningful month for us in Georgia!

Through our sponsorship of the Washington Lost Gold 5K, we supported Friends of the Square, a nonprofit dedicated to bringing more events to the historic downtown, helping boost community engagement and support local businesses.

In celebration of Georgia Cities Week, we attended the Washington County Chamber of Commerce Sandersville Georgia’s Business After Hours, where we connected with local leaders, including the mayor, city manager, and public safety teams.

We also partnered with Spectrum Autism Support Group and the City of Norcross for the annual “Eggs-Tra Special Needs Egg Hunt,” welcoming more than 450 children and families for a fun, inclusive, sensory-friendly event.

Additionally, we hosted two site tours, one with Rainbow Village, which supports families transitioning out of homelessness, and another with the Georgia Youth Science & Technology Centers, expanding STEM access for K–8 students across the state.

CleanSpark truly enjoys contributing to the communities where we operate and value every opportunity to stay engaged and make a positive impact.

Every company has a story. Ours just got a new chapter. ⚡

We’ve launched CleanSpark's refreshed brand and redesigned website.

It reflects who we are today and where we’re headed.

This is more than a new look. It’s a clear signal of our evolution.

Energy → Bitcoin → AI and HPC.

Scaling with intention. Building for what’s next.

www.cleanspark.com

Introducing CleanSpark’s March 2026 operational update:

“March delivered strong operational momentum for CleanSpark, driven by seamless team ex*****on, strategic advancements, and disciplined progress across our business,” said Matt Schultz, Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of CleanSpark. “We continue to make significant headway toward securing our first hyperscale customer in AI and high-performance computing, while actively building out our talent pipeline to support these high-margin growth initiatives. Our people remain the foundation of our competitive advantage. Meanwhile, our core Bitcoin mining and digital asset management operations generated robust cash flow that continues to fund these strategic investments and drive long-term shareholder value.”

March 2026 operational highlights:
*Bitcoin produced: 658
*Total bitcoin holdings as of March 31: 13,561
*Power under contract: 1.8 GW
*Operational hashrate: 50.0 EH/s
*Average operating hashrate: 47.3 EH/s (concluded quarter with 11% increase)
*Peak efficiency of deployed fleet: 16.07 J/Th

Full press release here: https://clsk.news/march26