Alydian targets big ticket miners with Terahash hosting
Still waiting for that BFL MiniRig? In a little under a week, serious miners will be able to host Terahashes of ASIC mining power from Oregon-based Alydian - but only in large quantities. The Californian company is preparing to host ASIC mining equipment for its customers, using yearly contracts. Its launch day pricing was $65,000 per Terahash, and mining hosting contracts are only available in 5 and 10 Th/sec blocks. So, if you're thinking of running a miner in your basement, you are not its target market. Alydian will be going after institutional-level investors that want to move large....
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