AMC Robotics and HIVE Digital Technologies have announced a new strategic partnership.
The two companies plan to work together to build the computer infrastructure needed to run advanced, AI-powered robots.
This collaboration means AMC Robotics is now using HIVE's high-performance computer chips (GPUs) to help develop and test its growing line of robotic products.
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Powering the "Kyro" robotic platform
One of the main focuses of this partnership is supporting robots that need to "think" and move on their own.
AMC Robotics recently showed off its quadruped robot, known as Kyro™, at the Tokyo Security Show 2026.
This robot acts as a mobile computer that can walk through difficult areas to perform security checks and monitor heat levels without a human driver.
To process live video and navigate these complex environments, robots like Kyro™ require massive amounts of computing power.
HIVE is providing this through its " BUZZ " GPU cloud, which helps the robots move from the testing lab into the real world.
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Exploring new technology together
The two companies are not just looking at hardware. They are also exploring ways to work together on data processing and making AI run more efficiently.
As AMC Robotics grows, it needs infrastructure that can grow with it, and HIVE's global network of data centers is designed to handle that demand.
Sean Da, CEO of AMC Robotics, explained the importance of the move:
"As we continue to expand our AI-driven robotics solutions, access to reliable and scalable infrastructure is increasingly important. Our collaboration with HIVE supports our current operational needs while also opening the door to potential deeper collaboration as we look ahead."
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The future of the AI revolution
Leaders at both companies believe this is the next major step for artificial intelligence.
Frank Holmes, Executive Chairman of HIVE, noted that the world is entering a new stage where robots will handle "dangerous, dull, and impossible" tasks in fields like security and logistics.
He compared the current market growth to the major investments seen in projects like Tesla's Optimus robots.
Aydin Kilic, CEO of HIVE, added that robotics is a major new area of demand for high-performance computing.
He stated, "HIVE's BUZZ GPU AI Cloud will provide scalable and high-performance compute for AMC Robotics' ramp from lab to real-world deployment at scale."
A long-term strategy
Both AMC Robotics and HIVE expect this relationship to grow as they reach new production milestones.
For now, the focus is on providing the "brains" (computing power) for the next generation of "brawn" (robotic hardware).
AMC Robotics focuses on building intelligent hardware and software, such as the Kyro™ platform, to help industries automate security and inspection tasks.
HIVE Digital Technologies, founded in 2017, operates green-energy data centers across Canada, Sweden, and Paraguay, supporting both Bitcoin mining and high-performance AI computing.
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This story was originally published by TheStreet on Mar 13, 2026, where it first appeared in the Innovation section. Add TheStreet as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
