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Get filing alertsiPower AI subsidiary receives non-binding LOI for five-year AI equipment services relationship
Filed October 15, 2026 · Period ending October 15, 2026 · ~1 min read
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iPower AI LLC received a customer-signed, non-binding letter of intent for a five-year AI equipment services and management relationship.
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The LOI contemplates up to approximately $1.82 million in monthly service fees, or up to $21.90 million annualized, for a target fleet of about 396 units.
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Initial deployment of 48 units would represent approximately $2.65 million in annualized fees, or $13.27 million over the full 60-month period.
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The customer expects to expand to approximately 396 units during 2027, though the LOI is non-binding and subject to a definitive agreement.
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iPower AI LLC would provide or coordinate equipment operations, monitoring, maintenance, technical support, and data center coordination.
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Summary
iPower Inc. announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, iPower AI LLC, has received a customer-signed, non-binding letter of intent for a five-year AI equipment services and management relationship. The LOI contemplates an initial fleet of 48 AI computing equipment units, with the customer expecting to expand to approximately 396 units during 2027.
At the proposed fee of $4,608 per unit per month, the full build-out would represent up to about $1.82 million in monthly service fees, or up to $21.90 million on an annualized basis for five years. The initial 48 units would represent approximately $2.65 million in annualized fees, or $13.27 million if all 48 remain billable for the full 60-month cooperation period.
The LOI is non-binding and subject to the negotiation and execution of a definitive services agreement. Material commercial terms have not been finalized, and the figures provided are illustrative and not committed revenue, backlog, profit, or 2027 revenue guidance. Actual fees would depend on deployment timing and final terms. The relationship is intended to support a scalable services business whose growth is not limited to equipment iPower owns. For retail investors, this announcement signals iPower's continued transformation into an AI infrastructure and services company. However, because the LOI is non-binding, there is no guarantee that a definitive agreement will be signed or that the contemplated fees will be realized. Investors should view the disclosed fee figures as potential, not committed, revenue.
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the target fleet would represent up to approximately $1.82 million in monthly service fees, or up to $21.90 million on an annualized basis for five years
At the proposed fee of $4,608 per unit per month, the full build-out of approximately 396 units would represent up to about $1.82 million in monthly service fees, or up to $21.90 million on an annualized basis for five years. These figures are illustrative and not committed revenue, backlog, profit, or 2027 revenue guidance.
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