2 months ago
RUM Group Inc. (formerly Rumble) (NASDAQ:RUM) entered into a binding warrant term sheet with an unaffiliated U.S.-based third-party cloud customer on Sunday, August 23, alongside a major commercial agreement.
Under the six-year contract, the customer will purchase access to graphics processing units (GPUs) and GPU services at the company's Maysville, Georgia location, which is currently under development.
The commercial agreement features a total order value of approximately $13.7 billion, split evenly across three distinct tranches.
To establish binding obligations or liabilities for the third tranche, the customer must first review and approve the company's proposed delivery date using reasonable discretion.
Both organizations will negotiate in good faith to complete a definitive warrant agreement.
#binding #Third #rumble
Under the six-year contract, the customer will purchase access to graphics processing units (GPUs) and GPU services at the company's Maysville, Georgia location, which is currently under development.
The commercial agreement features a total order value of approximately $13.7 billion, split evenly across three distinct tranches.
To establish binding obligations or liabilities for the third tranche, the customer must first review and approve the company's proposed delivery date using reasonable discretion.
Both organizations will negotiate in good faith to complete a definitive warrant agreement.
#binding #Third #rumble
2 months ago
ZANESVILLE - Imposing its will is Zanesville's focus, especially with upperclassmen in the trenches.
An experienced group of linemen allowed the Blue Devils to dominate in Friday's 30-13 season-opening win over Maysville at John D. Sulsberger Memorial Stadium.
The victory ended a 26-game losing streak for second-year coach Zach Clapper and Zanesville.
Seniors Demarcus Goins and Evan Woerner led the charge up front, as the Blue Devils ran for more than 230 yards, while the Panthers were held to 144 total yards.
Ohio high school football | Muskingum-area scoreboard and results from Week 1
#devils #maysville
An experienced group of linemen allowed the Blue Devils to dominate in Friday's 30-13 season-opening win over Maysville at John D. Sulsberger Memorial Stadium.
The victory ended a 26-game losing streak for second-year coach Zach Clapper and Zanesville.
Seniors Demarcus Goins and Evan Woerner led the charge up front, as the Blue Devils ran for more than 230 yards, while the Panthers were held to 144 total yards.
Ohio high school football | Muskingum-area scoreboard and results from Week 1
#devils #maysville