AMC Robotics Partners with HIVE to Expand AI Robotics Infrastructure

Mar 16, 2026
AMC Robotics and HIVE Digital Technologies have entered a collaboration to advance AI-driven robotics applications using HIVE’s GPU-based compute infrastructure. The partnership will support AMC’s development and deployment of autonomous robotics systems, including its quadruped platform Kyro.

AMC Robotics Corporation and HIVE Digital Technologies have announced a strategic collaboration to enhance AI-driven robotics and infrastructure capabilities, according to a press release.

Under the agreement, AMC Robotics Corporation will use HIVE’s GPU AI compute infrastructure and related services to support the development, testing, and deployment of its robotics systems. The companies are also exploring further cooperation in AI optimization, data processing, and infrastructure scalability.

AMC Robotics recently demonstrated its AI-powered quadruped robot, Kyro, at the Tokyo Security Show 2026. The platform operates as a mobile AI edge computing unit capable of autonomous navigation, real-time monitoring, and inspection in complex environments.

HIVE Digital Technologies, through its BUZZ HPC subsidiary, has been expanding its global GPU AI Cloud infrastructure to meet rising demand for AI training and inference workloads. The collaboration will provide AMC with scalable compute resources to support its robotics development from lab testing to real-world deployment.

Both companies indicated that the partnership may evolve as HIVE expands its infrastructure and AMC moves toward broader production deployment.

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