According to Riot Platforms' financial report, the company recorded its first-ever data center revenue of $33.2 million in the first quarter. The majority of this revenue came from low-margin tenant retrofit services, which involve procuring and installing specific equipment for clients. Notably, AMD has exercised its option to double its contracted capacity from 25 MW to 50 MW, with the option to increase it to 200 MW in the future remaining. Currently, 5 MW of capacity related to the AMD deal has been delivered and is generating revenue, with the remaining initial capacity expected to come online in the second quarter. Furthermore, Riot Platforms' total revenue for the first quarter was $167.2 million, with its core Bitcoin mining business contributing $111.9 million. The company currently holds 15,679 Bitcoins (worth approximately $1.2 billion), making it the seventh-largest publicly disclosed Bitcoin holder globally. (The Block)