Citing High Demand, Newnote Financial Adds 100 Terahashes To Its Cloud Hashing Capacity

Citing High Demand, Newnote Financial Adds 100 Terahashes To Its Cloud Hashing Capacity

There's a lot of talk today about cloud hashing. It's a way for miners to, well, mine without having to make incredibly large investments in collocation facilities, hardware, electricity, and system upkeep. And it's incredibly popular. Just ask Newnote Financial Corporation, who recently sold out of their new 'Newnote Miners' cloud hashing service in a mere twelve hours. The company has announced today that they're ready for more action, adding a whopping 100 terahashes to its cloud hashing capacity, allowing even more clients to come on board with mining contracts. "The demand for....


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