WhiteFiber
WYFI · NASDAQ · Technology
$18.97
+$1.18 (+6.21%) today
Market Cap
$1.05B
24h Volume
$29.4M
P/E Ratio
0.0
52w High
$44.77
52w Low
$10.78
Est. AI Revenue
95%
7-Day Sparkline (Static)
Company facts
Performance
About WhiteFiber
WhiteFiber is a pure play AI infrastructure company. It makes money two ways: renting NVIDIA GPU clusters to AI customers through its cloud business, and leasing high-density data center capacity through Enovum, its colocation arm.
The GPU cloud serves training and inference customers on multi-year contracts, while Enovum develops and operates liquid-cooling-ready facilities, starting in Montreal and expanding with new campuses, including sites in North Carolina. Together they let WhiteFiber sell AI compute at whichever layer a customer wants: raw colocation, managed clusters, or full cloud services.
WhiteFiber became a standalone company in 2025 after Bit Digital spun out and rebranded its HPC business, and Bit Digital retains a majority stake. The company is headquartered in New York and led by Samir Tabar.
WhiteFiber in the AI buildout
WhiteFiber is a direct participant in the Neoclouds layer and the Data Centers layer. Its GPU cloud competes to supply the training and inference compute that AI companies rent instead of building, while Enovum adds the high-density, liquid-cooling-ready facilities that this hardware requires. Because essentially all revenue comes from AI infrastructure, WhiteFiber rises and falls with GPU pricing, utilization, and the pace of enterprise AI adoption rather than any legacy business.
WYFI is tracked in Neoclouds and Data Centers & Hardware, rated Pure Play on the AI Exposure leaderboard.
By the numbers
52-week range
WYFI trades at $18.97, 24% of the way up its 52-week range of $10.78 to $44.77.
Market cap
Market capitalization is $1.05B, with an AI Exposure Score of 90 out of 100.
Market data as of the close on . Prices are end of day, not live.
Frequently asked questions
What does WhiteFiber, Inc. do?
WhiteFiber provides AI infrastructure: it rents NVIDIA GPU clusters to AI customers through its cloud business and leases high-density data center capacity through Enovum, its colocation arm, with facilities in Canada and the United States.
How is WhiteFiber, Inc. exposed to AI?
Essentially all of WhiteFiber's revenue comes from selling AI compute and AI data center capacity to training and inference customers. Supercycle rates it Pure Play with an AI Exposure Score of 90 out of 100, its highest tier.
What is Enovum?
Enovum is WhiteFiber's data center business, acquired by Bit Digital in 2024. It develops and operates high-density facilities built for GPU workloads, starting in Montreal and expanding with additional campuses, including sites in North Carolina.
How is WhiteFiber related to Bit Digital?
WhiteFiber was created when Bit Digital rebranded its HPC and GPU cloud business in 2025 and spun it out as a standalone company. Bit Digital retains a majority ownership stake while WhiteFiber operates independently.
Who leads WhiteFiber, Inc.?
Samir Tabar serves as chief executive officer, having led the HPC business inside Bit Digital before the spin-out. WhiteFiber is headquartered in New York City and runs its cloud and data center operations with a lean team.
Is WYFI a pure play AI stock?
Yes. Supercycle classifies WYFI as Pure Play with a score of 90 out of 100. The company exists to sell AI compute and capacity, with no meaningful legacy business attached.
Profile written 2026-08, updated as the business changes. Editorial content, not investment advice.
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