On June 24, Applied Digital fell 5.92% in regular trading, trading at $43.175/share, with turnover of $109 million. The stock extended its decline from the prior session as the market continued to digest a newly announced power supply agreement amid broader sector weakness.

On the news front, MDU Resources subsidiary Montana-Dakota Utilities signed a power service agreement with Applied Digital to supply electricity to the planned Polaris Forge 3 AI factory in North Dakota. The facility requires 430 megawatts at full capacity and is expected to become operational by August of next year. However, no financial terms were disclosed in the agreement, leaving investors without clarity on the economic impact.

Within the Internet Services & Infrastructure sector, performance was mixed. Among peers, CoreWeave fell 3.11%, while Shopify rose 2.62%, Twilio gained 3.91%, Akamai added 0.86%, and Snowflake slipped 0.03%. Applied Digital designs, builds, and operates next-generation digital infrastructure, providing data center solutions for high-performance computing and artificial intelligence applications.

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