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Bitfarms Amata Bitcoin Megafarm Operations i Atenitina
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.
Bitfarms Fa'alauiloa Galuega Fa'alina i Atenitina Megafarm
Bitfarms, a Nasdaq-listed bitcoin mining company, has amata galuega eliina i lona megafarm i Argentina. O le fausiaina o le fale, lea amata on October 2021, has now reached a milestone, allowing it to start operating, and contributing hashrate to the Bitcoin fesootaiga.
I lenei vaega muamua, e mafai e le fale ona gaosia le 10 MW o le malosi e faʻafeiloaʻi ai masini eli. O loʻo faʻamoemoe le kamupani o nei nofoaga e faʻafeiloaʻi ai le tele o tagata maina i le lumanaʻi, faʻateleina lona malosiaga tuʻuina atu faʻalima. I le lumana'i, o le 50 MW o le a saofagā ai le 2.5 exahash i le sekone (EH/s) i le malosiaga eli o lo'o tu'uina mai e le kamupani. O le masina o Setema na te’a nei na fa’amoemoe e mae’a ai le fausiaina o le fa’ato’aga, peita’i ona o le tele o fa’aletonu, o lea ua fa’amoemoe o le a mae’a ona fa’atinoina le galuega i le ogatotonu o le 2023.
Ae ui i lea, e tusa ai ma le kamupani, o le a sili ona faʻaonaponei ma sili ona tele le faʻaogaina o le mining pe a maeʻa. Na faailoa muamua e Bitfarms o le a faʻafeiloaʻi Antminer S19 Pro Hydro miners i totonu o lenei fale, iunite e faʻaalia ai le faʻamafanafanaina o le vai mo le sili atu ona lelei.
Tala'aga ma le Poloketi Tala
O lenei mea na tupu e faʻailogaina ai le amataga o le maeʻa o lenei poloketi, lea na faitioina i se taimi ona o le faʻalavelave malosi na mafatia ai Argentina i le tausaga talu ai. O le mea moni, o le fausiaina o lenei megafarm na mafua ai atugaluga i totonu o le au fa'atonu a Atenitina, o lo'o o mai e fai ni fa'amatalaga e uiga i le natura o le poloketi ma le natura o le malosi o le a fa'aaogaina.
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 taʻua O lenei itu o le lu'itau sili lea sa feagai ma le pisinisi maina i se taimi puupuu.
E ui lava i lea, o loʻo tuʻuina atu e le kamupani tupe teufaafaigaluega e faʻafouina ma faʻalauteleina ana atinaʻe o loʻo iai nei. Ia Iulai, le kamupani faasilasila o le maeʻa o le vaega lona lua o le faʻalauteleina i le "The Bunker," o le isi nofoaga eli e faʻaogaina e le kamupani, faʻaopoopo le 18 MW i le malosi o le faʻagaioiga ma faʻateleina le hashrate a le kamupani i le 200 petahash i le sekone (PH/s).
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Punavai autu: Bitcoin.com