Bitmain Rolls Out More Powerful And Energy-Efficient Bitcoin Mining Rig To Date
Liquid-cooled mining machines from Chinese chipmaker Bitmain have been unveiled. The S19 XP HYD is expected to be one of the company’s most energy-efficient models ever. The new mining setup employs liquid cooling. According to reviewers, it is the most power-efficient among all models of mining equipment from this manufacturer. These hydro cooling rigs are exclusively for usage in Bitmain containers. Bitmain Rig Packs A Punch The newly announced mining rig is dubbed “Antminer S19 XP Hyd.” It boasts 255 terahashes per second (TH/s) of processing power and 20.8 joules per terahash....
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At the World Digital Mining Summit in Dubai, the leading application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) bitcoin mining rig manufacturer, Bitmain, revealed the company’s most powerful bitcoin mining device to date. The new Antminer S19 XP will boast up to 140 terahash per second (TH/s) and uses 27% less electricity per terahash than the most efficient and profitable bitcoin miner today.
The New Antminer S19 XP Boasts 140 TH/s and 27% Less Electricity Consumption per Terahash
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The launch of Antminer S7, the next generation bitcoin miner, was just announced by bitcoin mining ASIC provider Bitmain. According to the company, "this machine is not only our most efficient ever, using less than half the energy per gigahash of the S5, but it is also our most powerful miner to enter mass production." Compared to the previous model, the Antminer S7 bitcoin miner is a denser mining rig. The S5 used 60 chips per miner while the Antminer S7 uses 162 of the BM1385 chips. Next Generation Bitcoin Miner. "It's true that the S5+ had a greater overall hashrate, but the S7 squeezes....
Bitmain, the Bitcoin industry’s second largest mining pool and most popular mining equipment manufacturer, has partnered with investors in China to launch the world’s third most power consumed data center. The company, which currently controls 18.6 percent of the Bitcoin network’s hashpower, plans to build a highly efficient and powerful data center to increase its share of Bitcoin’s hashrate distribution and demonstrate the importance of utilizing renewable energy, such as solar energy, to operate its massive data center. Bitmain Co-CEO Jihan Wu stated: “We have seen that most data....
Bitmain, the Bitcoin mining ASIC provider, Sunday announced the release of its next-generation Bitcoin miner, the Antminer S7, using the recently announcedBM1385 ASIC. The company argues that "this machine is not only our most efficient ever, using less than half the energy per gigahash of the S5, but it is also our most powerful miner to enter mass production." It had released the S5+ in limited supply, which offers nearly 3,000 more GH/s than the announced S7. "It's true that the S5+ had a greater overall hashrate, but the S7 squeezes more juice from a smaller, more power efficient....
Today, Bitmain, the Beijing-based Bitcoin mining giant, is releasing its new S9 ASIC miner. It is the first commercially available mining unit to use a cluster of 189 16nm ASICs and deliver a mining power of 14TH/s per single unit. The S9 compares favorably to both Bitmain’s earlier models of miners and products of other companies. With an advertised hashrate of 14TH/s at a 1.38kW energy consumption, it offers an almost threefold increase in productivity at a similar rate of expenditure, when compared to the company’s last model, S7. In its official announcement, Bitmain claims to have....