WhiteFiber has approximately 7,500 NVIDIA GPUs contracted and 20-plus customers, including signed customers not yet generating revenue.

Bit Digital’s SEC-filed investor presentation reports approximately 7,500 NVIDIA GPUs contracted and more than 20 WhiteFiber customers. A footnote explicitly includes customers with signed definitive agreements that are not yet generating revenue, so the customer count is broader than the current revenue-producing customer base.

The company timeline says cloud services launched in January 2024, Enovum was acquired in October 2024, the WhiteFiber brand launched in February 2025, and WhiteFiber completed an initial public offering (IPO) in August 2025. The deck describes the business as having developed from a GPU-cloud platform into an integrated data-center and cloud-services platform; the supplied excerpt does not provide WhiteFiber’s own ticker, exchange, IPO proceeds, or ownership relationship details.

The presentation contains two differently dated cloud-contract summaries: a timeline entry cites $550 million of recent aggregate cloud contract value in June 2026, while an investment-summary slide cites more than $540 million of July 2026 wins across owned-fleet and project-financed models. These figures should not be added together or assumed to describe separate, non-overlapping contracts; the deck also reports just under $1 billion in remaining performance obligations (RPOs) as of June 30.

Management describes customer prepayments, expense pass-throughs, and project-level financing as supporting growth with less reliance on the corporate balance sheet. The excerpt does not provide financing-facility sizes, collateral, interest rates, conversion terms, dilution, customer-concentration percentages, or GPU-model allocations, and the contracted GPU count does not establish that every GPU is installed and billable.