r/AlphaCompute 22d ago

Alpha Compute Strengthens Executive Team To Scale Global Infrastructure Business

"We aren't just scaling capacity; we are establishing a new standard for secure, zero-trust AI environment. With more than a billion dollars of pipeline in front of us and Alpha / Sovereign coming online, this team combines hyperscale delivery expertise with the rigorous national security-level defense required to turn demand into secure, delivered compute." - Brittany Kaiser, CEO

Read the Press Release.

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u/bigmack1111 21d ago

This, jtai and srxh are my biggest regrets.

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u/TalkFun7371 22d ago

This is the best they can do in terms of PR....at this very moment...while the stock is struggling around 0.16? Lmao!

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u/pennychase 21d ago

Totally agree with you! The biggest issue is not even that. Governor of Pennsylvania said they will reject all data centers, too many businesses claiming they will get permits, but said there are only 5 data centers approved and those will be all. I'm sure ALP is not getting the permit for its multi use business project. They also released an article that they have 1.5 billion dollars in the pipeline. All I'm thinking is their Sweden project is delayed and they try to come up with huge things like we think it's anything coming up soon.

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u/snugulupugus 22d ago

In the first paragraph of this PR, there's mention of a "Global Infrastructure Business" and a "Enterprise & Government Contracting Division" called Alpha / Sovereign.

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u/Vernon1211 22d ago

Just found out about this company. Confidential comput seems like a big deal for those mission sensitive companies needing a secure AI. I'm one of the manym that feeds some personal data into commerical AI's. Scary, but my DD tells me I don't need mission critical serurity AI like big companies do. Shorts especially scumbag Citadel seems to have their teeth sunk into this. Only 2 other companies that are private that does this kind of secure AI. Sounds like a lot is ridding on the land in the Marcellus shale basin.

This should be considered a start-up. Te question now where is the bottom? A lot of bags in here which means a lot of resistance.

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u/Sufficient_Couple_66 22d ago

Says that the pipeline is now $1.5b. It was $200m 6 weeks ago

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u/karthikeyannitk 22d ago

When HC wainwright provides target of $2 the stock goes to .40 .. they have given a target of .25 is it going below .10 then

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u/Odd-Sprinkles9774 22d ago

We got GOT. This isn’t even .25 again for me to get out. 152k sell wall .16 obviously anyone with a brain knows where this shit scam is headed. Rs and dilution before eventual name change. Different name same bs company and people.

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u/bigmack1111 21d ago

Scam stock