BitFury CEO: We're Not a Bitcoin Mining Company
If knowledge of the BitFury brand was confined to the bitcoin ecosystem prior to this year, the Amsterdam, Riga and San Francisco-based company has done its best in 2014 to change this, raising $40m through two funding rounds and adding executives with experience at Samsung and VeriFone to its newly created strategic advisory board. BitFury has dominated VC funding in the bitcoin mining vertical in what has so far proved to be a year shaped by big fundraising announcements. At press time, BitFury accounts for 65% of all investments made in mining companies so far this year, and over 10% of....
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One of bitcoin's biggest mining infrastructure providers, BitFury, has launched a new hosted mining service for business customers. The company claims the scheme will provide customers with "optimal and reliable" - but low-cost - hash power to maximise the return on their investment. BitFury says its ASICs and specialised mining hardware have established it as the market leader in both constructing and managing computing centres for mining operations. According to the company, approximately 40% of all bitcoins are mined using BitFury-made chips. DigitalBTC and CryptX became the first....
Bitcoin mining company BitFury is looking to enter the cloud mining market. BitFury has given no indication as to when its proposed cloud mining offering would launch. However, it outlined how it would provide hardware to partners, only adding supply based on demand, rather than selling hashing power without limit. CEO Valery Vavilov told CoinDesk: "We are working on such a solution for the cloud market." The statements follow hints made by the BitFury CEO at the The North American Bitcoin Conference in Miami earlier this month, when Vavilov discussed the "opportunity" he saw in the....
Cryptocurrency mining hardware manufacturer BitFury on Wednesday announced a hosted mining service that will be available to all business customers (as opposed to a select few, we imagine). The company, which recently launched a seed investment fund, says that some 40 percent of all bitcoins are mined using BitFury chips, giving them an interesting and impressive track record. The move comes during a time in which self-mining with one's own hardware has become extremely cost-prohibitive, with constant hardware updates required and significant energy requirements. "We are a trusted partner....
BitFury has announced that president and chief strategy officer for Samsung Electronics Young Sohn has joined the company as an advisor. Formed in September, BitFury's advisory board aims to assist the management and corporate development of the industrial bitcoin mining company. The board now includes Sohn, as well as semiconductor industry veteran Jackson Hu and former General Catalyst managing director Jonathan Teo. In a statement, Sohn praised BitFury's team for its ability to deliver results in the difficult bitcoin mining market, but also suggested he sees that the company could soon....
Bitfury, the non-Chinese bitcoin mining hardware manufacturer, is reportedly planning to go public in the next 12 months. This would constitute one of the largest listings of a European-based cryptocurrency mining hardware company to date. The company had a valuation of $1 billion dollars after its latest funding round, and is backed by companies like Mike Novogratz’s Galaxy Digital.
Bitfury Going Public in European Markets
Bitfury, a cryptocurrency mining hardware manufacturer in Europe, is reportedly planning to go public in European markets. The company, which....