Riot Platforms Q3 net income drops 96% to $4,034

By Public Technologies
  • Riot Platforms’ third-quarter 2026 net income fell 96% year-over-year to $4,034, while revenue rose to $181.4 million.
  • Bitcoin Mining revenue dropped 28% to $116 million, primarily driven by a lower average bitcoin price.
  • Engineering revenue more than doubled to $47 million, driven by strong third-party data center demand for custom electrical equipment.
  • Data Center revenue reached $18.4 million, reflecting the first full quarter of the stabilized capacity delivered to AMD.
  • A new Corsicana lease with a leading Frontier AI Lab covers 910 MW of critical IT capacity and approximately $28 billion in contracted revenue.


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