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Rumble Considers Near $1.2 Billion Offer for German AI Cloud Group Northern Data

MAYSVILLE, GEORGIA, USA, AUG 11 – Rumble aims to become a global AI cloud leader by acquiring Northern Data's 20,480 H100 and 2,048 H200 GPUs and nearly 850 MW of data center capacity, backed by Tether's support.

  • At LONGBOAT KEY, Fla., on August 10, 2025, Rumble notified Northern Data AG of its interest in a $1.17 billion all-stock offer valuing shares at about $18.3, with a 32% discount.
  • With plans to scale GPU compute, Rumble aims to acquire Northern Data’s Taiga GPU business with 20,480 H100s and 2,048 H200s, and access five Ardent data center sites with 850 MW capacity.
  • Under the proposed terms, Northern Data shareholders would receive 2.319 Class A Rumble shares, with Tether supporting the deal and becoming Rumble's largest Class A shareholder, while committing to purchase GPUs, Rumble said.
  • Northern Data's board is evaluating Rumble's proposal, and the launch timing remains uncertain, contingent on due diligence and approvals, the company said on Monday.
  • Positioning Rumble as expecting to transform into a global AI cloud leader, emphasizing AI leadership, data privacy, and independence, contingent on due diligence.
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U.S. News broke the news in New York, United States on Sunday, August 10, 2025.
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