EdgeMode (OTC: EDGM) CEO Charlie Faulkner released a video update on March 10, 2026, detailing the company's rapid progress in expanding its AI data center pipeline in Spain. Following the completion of a definitive agreement with BlackBerry AIF in January, EdgeMode has advanced multiple projects within its Spanish development pipeline, which is designed to support the growing demand for AI and high-performance computing infrastructure across Europe.
Mr. Faulkner noted that the company is significantly ahead of its original expectations only 60 days after signing the agreement, reflecting the pace of development and market engagement. EdgeMode has adjusted its internal expectations to account for the growing demand pipeline and increased awareness among potential partners and customers.
The company's strategy focuses on bringing large-scale data center sites to Ready-to-Build (RTB) status by securing land control, scalable power infrastructure, fiber connectivity, and key permits before transferring projects to infrastructure investors and operators. Mr. Faulkner emphasized the strong collaboration with municipal governments and local authorities in Spain, which he described as a very positive factor for the advancement and long-term success of the company's projects.
In the video, Mr. Faulkner highlighted the multi-GW AI infrastructure opportunity and strong market demand, noting that EdgeMode is experiencing increasing strategic engagement with technology partners, infrastructure investors, and potential customers. The company's development platform is focused on power-secured sites capable of supporting next-generation AI compute workloads.
For more details, the video update is available at this link. The latest news and updates regarding $EDGM are also available in the company's newsroom at this page.
EdgeMode develops scalable AI-ready data center campuses and integrated energy infrastructure across strategic global markets, focusing on power-secured developments aligned to accelerating AI and high-performance compute demand.
