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Posted on behalf of StrikePoint Gold Inc. - StrikePoint Gold Inc. (Ticker: SKP.v or STKXF for US investors) recently reported additional assay results from its Spring 2026 drill campaign at the Hercules Gold Project in Nevada, located along the Walker Lane trend. The program is intended to provide the data needed to support a maiden resource estimate, which is expected in Q4 2026.

Best Hole Reported to Date at Hercules
The latest results were led by hole H26004 at the Cliffs target, which StrikePoint described as the strongest intercept reported in Hercules project history on a grade-width basis.

H26004 returned 114.30m grading 0.69 g/t gold and 5.03 g/t silver beginning at 135.64m downhole. Within the broader interval, drilling also returned several higher-grade sections, including:

* 9.14m grading 2.95 g/t Au and 16.18 g/t Ag
* 7.62m grading 1.02 g/t Au and 6.76 g/t Ag
* 9.14m grading 1.23 g/t Au and 6.62 g/t Ag

The hole was stopped before reaching its planned depth due to difficult ground conditions. The final sample from H26004 still returned 0.41 g/t gold and 6.4 g/t silver.

Expanding Oxide Gold System at Cliffs
StrikePoint noted that H26004, together with nearby drilling, is continuing to outline a large near-surface oxide gold system in the southern portion of the Cliffs target. Mineralization remains open to the south.

The company also reported that mineralization in H26004 was predominantly oxide, with only minor relict sulphides. StrikePoint stated that this supports the potential for an open-pit heap-leach mining scenario comparable to other Nevada gold operations.

Additional Spring 2026 Drill Results
Beyond H26004, StrikePoint reported additional results from the Spring 2026 program that management described as consistent with the shallow mineralization style identified across the Hercules Gold Project.

These included 13.72m grading 0.76 g/t Au and 1.66 g/t Ag in hole H26018, including 1.52m grading 5.94 g/t Au and 5.20 g/t Ag. At the Loaves target, hole H26010 returned 1.52m grading 2.06 g/t Au and 5.70 g/t Ag. Hole H26027 returned 10.67m grading 0.26 g/t Au and 4.01 g/t Ag, as well as 4.57m grading 0.19 g/t Au and 2.97 g/t Ag.

Broader Exploration Upside Across Hercules
Alongside the drill results, StrikePoint highlighted the wider exploration potential of the Hercules property. The company reports that more than 40 targets across the project remain untested by drilling, including areas where visible gold has been observed at surface.

With drilling continuing to expand the oxide gold footprint at Cliffs, mineralization remaining open to the south, and numerous targets still untested across the property, StrikePoint is advancing Hercules toward its planned Q4 2026 maiden resource estimate while continuing to assess the project’s broader scale potential.

See SKP’s May 26, 2026 press release for more details.

Posted on behalf of Carrier Connect Data Solutions Inc - Joining The Watchlist with host Ricki Lee, Carrier Connect Data Solutions (CCDS.v CCDSF) CEO Mark Binns walked through the company's data-center roll-up, its move into the US, and the catalysts he wants investors watching over the next six to twelve months.

The Model

• A data-center roll-up: acquiring private, typically single-location Tier 2 and Tier 3 facilities and folding them into a diversified public portfolio.
• Geography spans Canada, the US, and Australia.
• Binns framed the thesis simply at 1:10: "We're solving the demand in the data center industry, which exceeds supply."
• The pitch is networking those facilities together to give customers more space, proximity to the edge of the cloud, and access to world-leading infrastructure.

Where It Stands

• Five data centers currently under management.
• A sixth signed: Binns noted the definitive agreement for the company's first US facility, in Rochester, New York.

Growth Targets (Company-Stated)

• At 1:55, Binns put numbers to the plan: by year-end he expects 8 to 10 data centers and a run rate of about $10 million in annual revenue.
• By the end of 2027, the stated goal is 15-plus data centers.
• M&A is described as the primary mandate driving that growth.

The Three Catalysts

• Acquisitions: more deals closing on the way to the 8-to-10 target.
• Customer signings: Binns flagged organic growth from filling existing capacity, where he sees significant demand.
• Partner announcements: aggregators looking to place customers into Carrier's data centers.

That said, with five sites running, a sixth signed, and Binns attaching specific numbers and timelines to the next stretch, the year ahead is set up to be about execution. If the acquisition and customer announcements land, there's room for the story to start being measured on closed deals rather than on the thesis alone.

Posted on behalf of Carrier Connect Data Solutions Inc - The Radian Arc partnership got its headline earlier this month. Here is the practical version of what CCDS.v and CCDSF actually put in motion, and why it is a different kind of move than buying another building.

Who Brings What

• Radian Arc, a Submer Group company, supplies the GPU technology. 
• CCDS supplies the place to run it. 
• Under the agreement, PureColo's data centre facilities and Carrier's network interconnection platform will host Radian Arc's GPU edge platform, enabling telecommunications operators, enterprises and AI service providers to deliver ultra-low latency cloud gaming and sovereign AI services across Canada and the United States.

 

Two Service Lines

• Radian Arc Cloud Gaming: carrier-grade cloud gaming infrastructure capable of delivering premium gaming experiences directly to smartphones, PCs, Smart TVs and Set-Top Boxes aimed at telecom operators and digital service providers.
• InferX GPUaaS: a white-label GPU-as-a-Service platform, enabling enterprises, governments and AI innovators to rapidly deploy sovereign AI infrastructure using dedicated GPU clusters optimized for AI training, inference and agentic workloads.

Why It Matters For CCDS

• CCDS is moving from leasing rack space toward hosting higher-value GPU compute on data centers it already operates. 
• The initial deployment will establish strategic GPU edge locations across North America

Powered by Radian Arc's edge GPU software stack, the platform combines GPU orchestration, storage, networking and AI workload management into a unified infrastructure layer, allowing customers to launch AI and gaming services without building complex GPU platforms themselves.

A compute layer on top of an existing footprint is a credible way to lift the value of space already in the ground. The terms and the rollout specifics are what could turn the framework into revenue.