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Over the past 12 months, SLNH has underperformed S&P 500, delivering a return of -63% compared to S&P 500's +16% growth.
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Soluna Holdings Inc
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Soluna Holdings builds and runs data centers that are designed for energy-hungry computing, especially bitcoin mining and other high-performance workloads. Instead of selling software, it sells access to power, space, cooling, and networked compute infrastructure at sites that are tied to renewable energy sources. Its main customers are digital asset miners and, increasingly, customers that need large amounts of compute capacity. Soluna makes money through hosting and infrastructure service contracts, so the company earns fees for providing the physical place and power needed to run equipment rather than from owning the computers themselves. What makes the business different is that it tries to place data centers where renewable electricity is available but underused. That puts Soluna in the middle between power producers and compute users, giving it a role as a specialized infrastructure provider for customers that care about low-cost, large-scale electricity and reliable operations.
