TLDR
- Nvidia is reportedly tied to Hut 8’s $19.6 billion Texas lease agreement deal
- Hut 8’s two leases cover 704 MW of planned AI data center capacity in Texas
- The $50.2 billion headline depends on future lease renewal options being used
- NVDA stock traded at $193.43 after briefly nearing $197.50 during the session
- NVDA support sits near $192.50 and $190.01, while resistance stands at $195.02
Nvidia Corporation (NVDA) Stock rose 1.80% to $193.43 as reports linked Nvidia to Hut 8’s Texas data center leases. The shares briefly approached $197.50 before pulling back during the session. The reported agreement connects Nvidia with $19.6 billion in base-term lease value.
Nvidia Link Gives Hut 8 Deal Greater Weight
The Financial Times identified Nvidia as Hut 8’s previously unnamed Beacon Point customer. Nvidia neither confirmed nor denied the reported tenant relationship. Hut 8 has also kept the customer’s identity private.
Hut 8 disclosed a second 15-year lease covering 352 megawatts of IT capacity. The agreement doubled the same tenant’s planned footprint to 704 megawatts. Together, both contracts carry $19.6 billion in base-term value.
Nvidia could gain attention from this large infrastructure commitment. However, the reported $50.2 billion figure includes optional lease renewals. Therefore, that amount does not represent guaranteed revenue under the current contracts.
Beacon Point Supports Large AI Infrastructure Expansion
The reported arrangement would place Nvidia behind rent obligations covering 704 megawatts. Nvidia could also use the site to support customers deploying its computing systems. Still, neither company has announced a sublease agreement.
Nvidia remains tied to demand for large computing facilities. Nvidia has promoted its DSX architecture for designing and operating large data centers. The company works with infrastructure partners to expand deployment capacity.
Hut 8 must deliver energized buildings according to the project schedule. The company raised $4.25 billion through non-recourse senior secured notes in June. It expects the first Phase 2 data hall during the second quarter of 2028.
The Beacon Point campus forms part of Hut 8’s planned one-gigawatt development in Texas. However, the project still carries construction, financing, and customer concentration risks. Hut 8 must also deliver each stage within the agreed timeline.
Nvidia Holds Above Key Support
Nvidia traded at $193.43 after giving back part of its intraday advance. The shares face immediate resistance near $195.02. Meanwhile, support sits near $192.50 and $190.01.Exchange data showed 324,052,767 NVDA shares sold short on July 15. That position represented 1.39% of Nvidia’s public float. Nvidia therefore showed limited evidence of a crowded bearish trade.
Nvidia’s latest filing listed no pending stock merger or convertible debt balance. Therefore, the available data provides little support for a short-squeeze case. The company’s price movement remains tied mainly to earnings, demand, and broader market conditions.
Hedge fund ownership in Hut 8 declined during the first quarter. Sixty tracked portfolios held HUT in March, compared with 64 in December. The small decline did not change the contractual value of the leases.Nvidia now combines positive price action with a reported infrastructure connection. The Hut 8 contracts provide $19.6 billion in firm base-term value. However, neither company has publicly confirmed Nvidia as the tenant.



