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Rosenblatt’s new bull case
Rosenblatt kicked off coverage on Soluna Holdings with a Buy rating, and the pitch is basically: if Soluna can keep executing on its high-performance computing buildout, the revenue math could get a lot juicier.
The firm pointed to a 118 MW HPC buildout as the engine here, saying it could ultimately support more than $200 million in annual revenue. That’s not pocket change — it’s the kind of number that makes a small-cap story suddenly look a lot more interesting to growth-hungry investors.
Why this matters
For Soluna, this isn’t just a pat on the head from an analyst. A fresh initiation can help pull attention toward a company that lives at the messy intersection of AI infrastructure, data centers, and power-heavy computing. If the buildout ramps the way Rosenblatt expects, the stock could get some extra fuel from investors betting on that growth.
Of course, the other shoe still matters. Big revenue projections are nice; actually delivering the power, capacity, and customers is the part that keeps CEOs awake at night. So yes, the setup sounds exciting — but this is still very much a show-me story.
Big picture: Rosenblatt’s call gives Soluna a louder megaphone, but the real test is whether the company can turn megawatts into money without tripping over execution.