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Ka timata te Bitfarms Bitcoin Nga Mahi Megafarm i Argentina
Bitfarms, a global Bitcoin mining company, has started operations in its mining megafarm located in Argentina. The farm, launched on September 16, is currently generating 10 megawatts (MW) of mining power during the first phase and will scale operations to be fully operational next year. Bitfarms estimates it will contribute 50 MW to fulfill the company’s mining goals in 2023.
Ka Whakarewahia e Bitfarms nga Mahi Maina i Argentine Megafarm
Bitfarms, a Nasdaq-listed bitcoin mining company, has tīmata Ko nga mahi maina i te megafarm kei Argentina. Ko te hanganga o te whare, e tīmata on October 2021, has now reached a milestone, allowing it to start operating, and contributing hashrate to the Bitcoin whatunga.
I tenei wahanga tuatahi, ka taea e te whare te whakaputa 10 MW o te kaha ki te manaaki taputapu maina. Kei te tumanako te kamupene ki enei whakaurunga ki te manaaki i te tini o nga kaikeri a meake nei, kia rima nga wa e piki ake ai tana mana. Hei nga ra kei te heke mai, ko te 50 MW ka whakawhiwhia ki te 2.5 exahash mo ia hekona (EH/s) ki te mana maina o naianei e whakaratohia ana e te kamupene. Ko te whakaaro kua oti te hanga o te paamu nei i te marama o Hepetema kua hori, engari na te maha o nga whakaroa, ko te whakaaro inaianei ka tino mahi hei te waenganui o te tau rua mano rua tekau ma toru.
Heoi, e ai ki te kamupene, koinei te mea hou rawa atu, ko te mahi maina nui rawa atu ina oti. I korero a Bitfarms i mua ka nohoia e ia nga kaikeri wai a Antminer S19 Pro Hydro ki tenei whare, nga waahanga e whakaatu ana i te whakamahana wai mo te pai ake.
He Papamuri me te Korero Kaupapa
Ko tenei huihuinga e tohu ana i te timatanga o te otinga o tenei kaupapa, i whakahengia i etahi wa na te raru o te kaha i pa ki a Argentina i tera tau. Inaa, na te hanga o tenei megafarm i puta āwangawanga i waenga i nga kaiwhakahaere o Argentina, i haere mai ki te uiui mo te ahua o te kaupapa me te ahua o te kaha ka whakamahia.
Bitfarms negotiated a private agreement with a provider capable of delivering prices of $0.02.2 per kilowatt hour (kWh), a very competitive fee. However, even with this advantage, Bitfarms has expressed its worries about the sudden decline of bitcoin prices in international markets. In June, Damian Polla, Bitfarm’s Latam General Manager kī ko tenei take te wero nui rawa atu mo te umanga maina mo te wa poto.
Ahakoa tera, kei te anga whakamua tonu te kamupene ki te whakangao me te whakawhanui i ana hanganga maina. I te marama o Hurae, ko te kamupene kauwhautia te otinga o te wahanga tuarua o te roha i roto i “The Bunker,” tetahi atu whare maina e whakahaeretia ana e te kamupene, me te taapiri i te 18 MW ki te kaha o te mahi me te whakapiki ake i te reiti o te umanga ma te 200 petahash ia hekona (PH/s).
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Kuputuhi taketake: Bitcoin.com