Update: Intel’s Bitcoin-Mining Chip “Bonanza” Bags Mining Startup As First Cl...

Update: Intel’s Bitcoin-Mining Chip “Bonanza” Bags Mining Startup As First Cl...

According to FOX Business, Bitcoin mining company GRIID has secured a partnership with Intel, the world’s largest chipmaker, to mine Bitcoin using energy-efficient ways. GRIID, based in Ohio, is slated to go public on the New York Stock Exchange via a SPAC merger in the coming weeks, with a valuation of $3.3 billion. The symbol […]


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