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• Mining manufacturer tech guidelines
  This page lists numerous things mining manufacturers should think about on a technical level before releasing a pr ...ature is considered "normal" for this device, and at what level should the mining software default to shutting it down?
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• Bitcoincloudservices
  ...mining contracts] with live technical Support, no hidden fees, and instant mining contract delivery. Bitcoin cloud services sells hashing power by the gigaha [[Category:Mining contractors]]
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• Non-specialized hardware comparison
  ...ut does not include many GPUs which were released after the advent of ASIC mining. ...hot in VRM that not sound good to me... i don't want to kill it for my fun mining ... - Nito Niwatori
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• ASICMiner
  ...ner is a computer device that is specifically used for the main purpose of mining digital currency. It does not need any additional hardware.<ref>https://www
  637 bytes (80 words) - 08:39, 26 September 2022
• IceDrill
  ...VI Company Number: 1784369), is deploying a large-scale [[Bitcoin]] [[ASIC mining|mine]] named '''IceDrill'''. The company is hereby releasing an asset for s ...ationship with HashFast to acquire significant volumes of its new 400 Gh/s ASIC chips on a continual basis.
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• ASIC
  ...platforms for Bitcoin [[mining]] in both speed and efficiency, all Bitcoin mining hardware that is practical in use will make use of one or more Bitcoin ([[B Note that Bitcoin ASIC chips generally can ''only be used for Bitcoin mining''. While there are rare exceptions - for example chips that mine both Bitc
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• Butterfly Labs
  ...bs, Inc.|image=[[{{ns:file}}:Logo-butterfly_labs.png|270x64px]]|industry=[[Mining]] ...ly Labs was a Missouri-based company that specialized in producing Bitcoin mining hardware. The company was founded in June 2012 by Nasser Ghoseiri and Sonny
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• HashFast Technologies
  HashFast Technologies is an [[ASIC]] mining hardware designer and retailer.
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• Bitmine
  Bitmine AG was a retailer of Bitcoin [[mining]] hardware and [[ASIC|Bitcoin mining ASICs]], both under the name CoinCraft. == ASIC ==
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• BASIC
  ...successful [[FPGA]] Bitcoin miners (ModMiner), and had hoped to release an ASIC design, taking pre-orders for funding. ...bASIC was announced as BitcoinASIC / BTCFPGA's 'fourth generation Bitcoin mining device'.<ref>https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=79637.msg1157524#msg11
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• Mine
  {{see also|Mining}} ...s would have to be dedicated to house copious amounts of hardware used for mining, and are usually located in areas with inexpensive electricity and relative
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• BTCMinerz
  On September 23rd, 2013, they announced plans for a custom Bitcoin mining [[ASIC]], seeking funding.<ref>https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=300156.0</r
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• LargeCoin
  |industry=[[ASIC]] manufacturing ...nced their intent to develop a Bitcoin mining [[ASIC]], using a structured ASIC approach.<ref>{{cite btct|id=67505|title=LargeCoin Pricing Announced; Takin
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• OpenBitASIC
  |industry=[[ASIC]] manufacturing On April 12th, 2012, a project to develop an open source Bitcoin mining [[ASIC]], using a topology based on a direct copy of an FPGA design, was announced
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• XCrowd
  ...013, xCrowd announced their intention to produce a custom Bitcoin mining [[ASIC]].<ref>https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=248396.0</ref><ref>http://us
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• Miner Edge
  Miner Edge is a USA-based Bitcoin mining hardware developer. ...nning a datacenter-level miner based on [[Spondoolies-Tech]]'s RockerBox [[ASIC]]<ref>https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1004552.msg10903539#msg109035
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• VMC
  {{Infobox company|name=Virtual Mining Corporation|image=[[{{ns:File}}:Logo-vmc.png|270x64px]]|website=[http://vir ...ining Corp was a company run by an individual who made claims to several [[ASIC]] hardware developments and sought investment by common members of the publ
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• List of Bitcoin mining ASICs
  == ASIC development projects == {{asic
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• BitHashMiner
  ...was offered, also called a '''BitHashMiner''', which was a preorder [[ASIC|mining rig]] with supernatural specs at an unrealistically low price. The scam has ...miner depicting a [[CGMiner]] instance with two graphics cards [[Scrypt]] mining in late 2013.<ref name="op"/><ref>{{cite btct|id=944406|title=BitHashMiner
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• BIP 0099
  ====ASIC-reset hardfork==== Imagine ASIC production has been consolidated to a single company and
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