DMG Blockchain, a Canadian mining company, is redirecting cash flows from Bitcoin mining to develop AI data centers. The company's latest financial report reveals that its self-operated mining produced 69 Bitcoin in Q2 2026, with revenue at $7.3 million, marking a decline from the previous quarter. DMG plans to transition its Christina Lake facility to support AI computing alongside traditional data center workloads, aiming to maintain 1.8 EH/s of Bitcoin hashing power and a reserve of 380-400 Bitcoins. The company is focusing on AI infrastructure, targeting governments and enterprises as customers. It has procured 2 megawatts of prefabricated data center modules and plans to develop over 50 megawatts of AI computing capacity. Despite maintaining cash flow through hydroelectricity-powered Bitcoin mining, funding pressures for the AI transformation remain a concern. DMG has been selling portions of its Bitcoin holdings to cover expenses, as it seeks acceptance as a domestic AI infrastructure operator.