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Animoca Brands’ exposure is reframed: value crystallizes through operational control transfer to a listed AI infrastructure company, while maintaining a 40% stake to preserve upside if GAMEE’s AI-gaming thesis succeeds.

Related developments include Alpha Compute’s $32.2 million GPU data-center lease, launch of the ALPHA-01 GPU cluster anticipated around early May, and a $31.9 million non-recourse loan facility secured against B300 Nvidia GPUs.

Additionally, Alpha Compute announced a Canadian data-center GPU lease and expects to generate significant annual recurring revenue, with a planned May 8, 2026 rollout delayed due to supply-chain issues.

Uncertainty remains whether GAMEE becomes an AI-native gaming network or stays a casual platform, with upside tied to execution.

Alpha Compute, Inc. has completed a majority acquisition of GAMEE, securing 60% ownership for a valuation of about $18 million, with total consideration capped at $11 million including $3.5 million at closing and performance-based earn-outs over two years.

GAMEE’s publicly claimed 120 million registered users contrast with current activity, as the company reports roughly 1.7 million MAUs and 150,000 DAUs, with 2025 revenue of $3.5 million and Q1 2026 revenue in the $926k–$996k range, indicating modest operating scale.

The acquisition forms a new Alpha Games division led by GAMEE founder Bozena Rezab as Executive Vice President, retaining GAMEE’s platform metrics and Telegram reach, including 61 million Telegram users.

The press release notes that the information is based on Alpha Compute’s official statement.

In addition, Alpha Compute announced a separate $43 million AI hardware deal with Vertical Data Inc. for a GPU cluster using NVIDIA B300 architecture, financed via Vertical Data’s asset-backed, non-recourse platform.

The company’s $43 million GPU deal with Vertical Data Inc. is structured through Vertical Data’s non-recourse, asset-backed financing via GPUfinancing.com.