IREN Reports FY2026 Results and Guides $25–30B FY2027 AI-Data-Center Capex
IREN reported fiscal 2026 revenue of $707 million, including $128.8 million of AI cloud-services revenue versus $16.4 million in FY2025, and a $702.6 million net loss largely driven by $638.8 million of non-cash impairments related to decommissioning Bitcoin-mining hardware. The company said more than $4 billion of annual recurring revenue was contracted for 2026 capacity and guided FY2027 capital expenditures of approximately $25–30 billion for contracted capacity deliveries, other deployments and later-stage development. IREN is transitioning from Bitcoin mining to AI infrastructure and developing a data-center pipeline exceeding 5 GW.
This is a genuine earnings-and-guidance update, not price commentary: the supplied sources explicitly report FY2026 revenue and AI cloud-services revenue, contracted ARR, FY2027 capex guidance and a data-center pipeline exceeding 5 GW. The grounded FY2026 summary also explicitly quantifies the net loss and impairment driver, so those figures are included. The information is material and forward-looking because it changes expectations for IREN’s AI capacity, revenue conversion, funding needs and execution risk. No share-price movement is treated as a development. The prior event match is retained because this is a milestone in the same IREN/NVIDIA AI-infrastructure pipeline, not a duplicate of the financing development. The occurrence date is set to August 27, 2026, which is explicitly identified as the FY2026 results date; the exact release time is unavailable, so midnight UTC is an estimate. I approve IREN, MSFT and NVDA because IREN is directly affected, Microsoft is the named contracted-capacity customer, and NVIDIA is the identified infrastructure partner. Broader equipment, utility, competitor and financing read-throughs are excluded because this update does not disclose project-specific orders or contracts for those stakeholders.
IREN, shifting from Bitcoin mining to AI infrastructure, posted fiscal 2026 revenue of $707 million, with AI cloud services jumping nearly eightfold to $128.8 million and over $4 billion in contracted recurring revenue secured.
guidance for $25-30 billion in 2027 capital expenditures to build out over 5 GW of data centers.
IREN Ltd reported fiscal 2026 revenue of $707 million, up from $501 million, driven by AI cloud revenue that jumped nearly eightfold to $128.8 million.
The company secured $4 billion in contracted annual recurring revenue, including the first 50 MW delivery under its $9.7 billion Microsoft Horizon deal, though a $703 million net loss came from non-cash impairments on old Bitcoin mining gear.