Intellistake talks up exposure to ASI Alliance

Mr. Jason Dussault reports INTELLISTAKE HIGHLIGHTS EXPOSURE TO ASI ALLIANCE'S NVIDIA GPU DATA CENTER LAUNCH Intellistake Technologies Corp. has highlighted its growing exposure to the Artificial Superintelligence (ASI) Alliance following the launch of Singularity Compute's first enterprise GPU (graphics processing unit) data centre deployment in Sweden. Key highlights: Singularity Compute, led by Intellistake adviser Joe Honan, has launched its first enterprise-grade GPU data centre in Sweden to support AI (artificial intelligence) workloads across the ASI Alliance ecosystem. Intellistake -- a top-50 validator on the FET network -- holds a strategic position in the FET token, the current network token of the ASI Alliance. As more AI workloads move onto ASI Alliance infrastructure, network usage of FET is expected to increase, requiring greater reliance on high-quality validator hardware such as Intellistake's. Over the past three months, Intellistake's validator has generated 15,077 FET in rewards on 1,969,145 FET staked (as of Dec. 2, 2025), with 100-per-cent uptime. Earlier this week, Intellistake announced a strategic move into space-based AI data centres, positioning the company with exposure to both terrestrial and orbital infrastructure for decentralized AI. Singularity Compute -- the infrastructure arm of SingularityNET and a core contributor to the ASI Alliance -- has activated an enterprise-grade Nvidia GPU cluster at the Conapto renewable-energy-powered facility in Sweden. The new deployment is designed to run demanding AI workloads for enterprises, research partners and projects building on the ASI Alliance stack. For non-technical investors, this cluster can be thought of as a specialized data centre for AI: large numbers of high-performance chips working together to train and run advanced models. As more organizations use this infrastructure, demand for the underlying ASI Alliance network -- and its FET token -- is expected to grow. Direct exposure through FET holdings and validator operations Intellistake participates in the ASI Alliance through its FET holdings and by operating validator infrastructure on the FET network. As of Dec. 2, 2025, Intellistake's primary validator ranks among the top 50 on the network, with 1,969,145 FET staked and approximately 100-per-cent uptime. Over the past three months, this validator has generated 15,077 FET in rewards, reflecting an estimated reward rate of roughly 7 per cent over that period; actual yields vary over time and are not guaranteed. In simple terms, a validator is a specialized server that helps run and secure the network. When more users and applications rely on the network -- for example, to pay for AI compute, data and agent services -- the role of validators becomes more important. Intellistake's strategy is to be one of those core validators, giving public-market investors access to this infrastructure layer through a listed company. "Singularity Compute's first GPU data centre marks an early stage in the ASI Alliance's transition from planning to operational infrastructure," said Jason Dussault, chief executive officer of Intellistake Technologies. "Our FET holdings and validator operations are deliberately aligned with that shift. If more AI workloads run on the ASI Alliance stack, we expect greater reliance on the networks we help secure and the validator hardware we operate." Data centre strategy -- ground and orbit The Swedish deployment is also a building block for a broader road map of AI-focused data centres being developed within the ASI Alliance, combining high-performance compute, decentralized co-ordination and blockchain-based verification. Earlier this week, Intellistake announced its intent to provide blockchain verification infrastructure for Orbit AI's planned Orbital Cloud -- a low-Earth-orbit AI and data centre network designed to process and verify data directly in space. By combining exposure to ground-based GPU facilities such as Singularity Compute's first site with early-stage space-based infrastructure, Intellistake aims to position itself at the infrastructure layer of a rapidly growing AI and data centre market. "Bringing our first enterprise GPU cluster on-line is a meaningful step toward a global backbone for AI and, over time, artificial superintelligence," said Mr. Honan, chief executive officer of Singularity Compute and adviser to Intellistake. "Having Intellistake involved at the validator and listed-company level helps connect this new class of infrastructure to investors who want regulated access to the growth of decentralized AI." About Intellistake Technologies Corp. Intellistake Technologies develops software and infrastructure that connect decentralized AI networks with real-world enterprises. Through validator operations, strategic participation in AI-focused token networks and the development of enterprise AI agents, Intellistake aims to provide public-market investors with regulated exposure to the growth of decentralized AI and data centre infrastructure. We seek Safe Harbor.