Hyperscale Data Receives $26.6 Million from Litigation Settlement

Apr 4, 2026
Hyperscale Data announced it received $26.6 million in cash following the resolution of litigation involving a former subsidiary, with funds distributed between its subsidiaries Ault Lending and RiskOn International.
Hyperscale Data Receives $26.6 Million from Litigation Settlement

Hyperscale Data, Inc. announced it has received approximately $26.6 million in cash related to the resolution of a long-standing litigation involving a former subsidiary, according to a press release. The settlement was reached under a confidential agreement, with terms undisclosed.

The proceeds were distributed between the company’s subsidiaries Ault Lending and RiskOn International, Inc. About $10 million of the funds were received in March 2026 and will be recognized as revenue for the first quarter ending March 31, 2026. The remaining $16.6 million was received on April 1, 2026, designated for distribution to RiskOn International stockholders of record as of November 15, 2022.

Hyperscale Data stated that it is assessing how to account for the remaining funds, with any retained amounts to be reflected as other income. The company described the settlement as a significant liquidity event following the conclusion of the multi-year litigation.

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