A New Country for Bitcoin Mining Officially Opens Its Doors

A New Country for Bitcoin Mining Officially Opens Its Doors

A new ECOS data center with a capacity of 60 MW has been launched in Armenia. Full state support for the Free Economic Zone provides unique benefits and affordable electricity for mining. In 2018, the Armenian government entrusted ECOS to create and manage a Free Economic Zone to support the development of high technologies and […]


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