Compute demand is growing faster than any other infrastructure category. Energy production is becoming increasingly distributed and geographically asymmetric. Capital markets are beginning to treat digital compute infrastructure like industrial real estate.
ALPS is built to operate at the convergence of these three structural forces - with a global footprint, disciplined execution and a design→build→operate model that controls the full value chain.
INVESTORS
The Infrastructure
Behind the Digital Economy.
ALPS is building the industrial infrastructure layer where energy advantage and global compute demand converge - backed by institutional capital and designed for long-term scalability.
Investment rationale
Investment rationale
Investment rationale
Our Business Model
ALPS monetises installed capacity through compute workloads. Blockchain mining provides immediate, flexible monetisation with high operational uptime, while the underlying infrastructure - power agreements, site selection, operational expertise - is built on foundations that matter increasingly beyond blockchain alone. As AI and high-performance computing scale globally, the ability to access competitive, reliable energy at industrial scale is becoming the defining constraint. ALPS is positioned where that constraint is solved.
Every site is selected where energy is available but underutilised - which is why ALPS creates value not only for its own operations, but for the territories, infrastructure and systems it integrates with. The model is designed to last beyond any single workload or market cycle.
Investment rationale
Strategy & Roadmap
We are on track to reach 242 MW of deployed power by the end of 2026, starting from 125 MW in early 2025—an increase of nearly 100%. Over the same period, hashrate is expected to grow from 7 EH/s to 15 EH/s, reflecting a proportional scale-up in operational capacity.
Sites are deployable in 6–12 months using modular setups. The same infrastructure that runs blockchain workloads today can pivot to AI/HPC tomorrow—in the same footprint, with limited incremental capex.
Circular Economy
Built to create long-term value
ALPS builds industrial infrastructure where energy and compute demand are not yet fully aligned, turning underutilised resources into productive compute capacity and generating value that extends beyond our own operations.
Every site is developed with local teams, partners and suppliers. The infrastructure we deploy and the capabilities we build remain part of the territories we operate in, creating long-term industrial value alongside the economic one.
FAQ
Are you a crypto company?
No. ALPS is an energy & compute infrastructure company. Blockchain mining is one of the compute workloads we operate - not our identity. The platform is engineered to remain relevant as workload demand evolves toward HPC and AI.
How do you manage energy risk?
Through site selection, long-term power agreements, operational flexibility and geographic diversification. We only commit to sites where energy is competitively priced and contractually secured with a best-in-class average electricity cost across the portfolio.
Are you exposed to technology obsolescence?
ALPS invests in modular, flexible infrastructure designed to adapt. Hardware generations are managed through our strategic partnership with Bitmain. The underlying infrastructure - power, cooling, network - is built to support next-generation compute workloads without reengineering the facility.
How do you operate at scale without losing efficiency?
Through AlpsCore, our proprietary operations platform, which provides real-time monitoring, automated alerting and financial analytics across all sites. Combined with standardized deployment processes, this allows us to maintain uptime and consistent performance at scale.
Company News
ALPS at Bitcoin 2026 Las Vegas: Sponsor and Panel Speaker
ALPS is proud to be a sponsor and panel participant at Bitcoin 2026, the global Bitcoin industry's flagship event, taking place April 27–29, 2026 at The Venetian Resort in Las Vegas.
Company News
ALPS Participates in MISO Demand Response Program at Iowa Facility
From December 2024 through March 2025, ALPS participated in curtailment operations at its Iowa facility under the Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO) Demand Response Resource (DRR) Type 1 programme - one of the most concrete examples yet of how Bitcoin mining infrastructure can actively support power grid stability.
Company News
ALPS 2025 Annual Report: The Industrial Scale Era
With the publication of our 2025 Annual Report, we look back on a year that redefined what ALPS is - and forward to what it is becoming.
Company News
Francesca Failoni Named Most Innovative Female Entrepreneur of the Year
We are proud to announce that Francesca Failoni, CFO and Co-Founder of ALPS, has been awarded the prestigious Premio GammaDonna 2025 - Italy's most recognised prize for innovative female entrepreneurship - in a ceremony held at the historic Palazzo Madama in Rome.
Press Release
Alps Blockchain Becomes ALPS: A New Name for a New Era
On October 22, 2025, Alps Blockchain officially announced its corporate rebranding to ALPS — a milestone that marks not just a change of name, but a fundamental evolution in how the company defines itself and its place in the global infrastructure landscape.
