Butterfly Labs says bulk chip sales to start soon

Butterfly Labs says bulk chip sales to start soon

Butterfly Labs has announced it will begin selling bulk ASIC chips for bitcoin mining starting this month. While some Bitcoiners on Butterfly Labs' forum welcomed the news, many others are expressing skepticism or frustration in light of the Kansas-based company's lengthy delays in fulfilling orders for ASIC mining devices. Butterfly Labs announced late last month that it was starting to ship its ASIC products, which were originally announced in June of 2012. Following Butterfly Labs' latest announcement about bulk sales of chips, a number of commenters have taken to reddit and the Bitcoin....


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