Las Vegas-based Bitcoin miner CleanSpark (Nasdaq: CLSK) produced 612 bitcoin in October and expanded its business into artificial intelligence and high-performance computing infrastructure, the company said Tuesday in a statement. 

Peak single-day production for the month was 20.42 bitcoin and that the average daily output was 19.75 bitcoin.

The company disclosed 13,033 bitcoin held as of end of month. CleanSpark said 5,444 bitcoin from that total was posted as collateral or listed as a receivable. The company sold 589.88 bitcoin during the month and reported proceeds of $64.9 million from those sales, with an average sale price of $110,057 per bitcoin.

CleanSpark reported an operational hashrate of 50 exahash per second. The average operating hashrate for the month was 46.6 exahash per second with a total deployed mining fleet of 240,271 units, operating at a peak fleet efficiency of 16.07 joules per terahash.

The company said it now controls 1.31 gigawatts of contracted power and used 808 megawatts at peak during the month. CleanSpark defines contracted power as all power capacity secured through owned or leased data center sites and said it excludes non-binding power arrangements. Utilized megawatts represent the highest level of concurrent power usage across the fleet.

CleanSpark recently ventured back into the data center business, announcing a recent purchase of a Houston, Texas site with nearly 300 megawatts (MW) of power available. The firm expects the site to be available in the second half of 2027.