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Shares of Classover Holdings (KIDZ) were on track to snap a three-session losing streak on Friday after the company announced it had entered into an equity purchase agreement with Chardan Capital Markets and revealed its plan to rebrand as KIDZ AI Inc., a pivot into a diversified AI infrastructure and compute platform.
At the time of writing, Classover shares were up 23% on Friday.
As per the agreement, the company may sell $100 million of its shares of Class B common stock. Classover said it intends to use net proceeds to fund its expansion into AI core compute infrastructure, high-performance GPU cloud platforms, and data center ecosystems.
"This strategic financing represents an important step as we evaluate key opportunities ranging from GPU deployment and AI inference hosting to model deployment services," said Stephanie Luo, Chief Executive Officer at Classover.
Classover further added that the purchase agreement would provide flexibility for additional capital as it evaluates opportunities in AI infrastructure and cloud-based compute services.
"We believe this facility will be a decisive turning point for Classover," said Luo.
The company is rebranding to "KIDZ AI Inc." to pivot from edtech into AI infrastructure and cloud computing. It plans to deploy capital from the facility across several key areas, such as AI compute infrastructure development using high-performance GPU assets, NeoCloud platforms offering AI inference hosting and model deployment, and data center partnerships and strategic acquisitions targeting AI-native compute ecosystems.
“Our goal is to build a scalable ecosystem across GPU high-performance computing, AI data centers, and NeoCloud compute platforms," said Luo.
Founded in 2020 and headquartered in New York, Classover Holdings is a technology-driven education company serving children aged four to 17 through its online platform.
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Shares of Classover Holdings have dropped over 95% so far this year.
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