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Intel E Tu'uina atu le Maualalo Maualalo, Malosiaga Lelei Bitcoin Laina Chip I Konafesi
This could be huge. Intel plans to enter the Bitcoin mining space with a cleverly marketed “ultra-low-voltage energy-efficient” ASIC chip. Considering that the chip shortage severely delayed the next generation of ASIC miners, this is tremendous. And, more importantly, it opens up the door for Bitcoin miners manufacturing in the USA. And in the rest of the Western world, even.
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In December, Raja Koduri hinted at Intel’s intention to get into the Bitcoin mining space. Even though he’s the chief architect and senior vice president of Intel’s architecture, graphics and software division, no one expected Intel to deliver so soon.
Intel jumping into the #Bitcoin mining ASIC gaosiga e tele. Matou te manaʻomia le tele o chip fab i Amerika. O le a mafua ai:
– Improved National Security– Supply Chain robustness
Ma o le a iʻu ai foʻi i le faʻaitiitia o le faʻalagolago ia Taiwan, o loʻo faʻafefeina e le osofaʻiga a Saina.
— Dennis Porter (@Dennis_Porter_) January 18, 2022
E tau leai ni fa'amatalaga. E leai se mea i luga ole saite aloaia a Intel. O se su'esu'ega vave e fa'aalia ai "E fa'agata le avanoa i fa'ai'uga su'esu'e fa'aopoopo mo le "bonanza". Ae ui i lea, o loʻo ia i matou le 411 i luga o le poloketi e alu i le igoa faʻailoga "Bonanza Mine."
O le a se mea tatou te iloa e uiga i le "Bonanza Mine" a Intel?The product will be an “ultra-low-voltage energy-efficient Bitcoin mining ASIC.” According to Tom’s Hardware, the page that broke the news, Intel will reveal their new chip at:
“The ISSCC conference is a yearly gathering of the best and brightest minds in the chip industry. This year, Intel has a presentation scheduled in the ‘Highlighted Chip Releases’ category to outline a new “Bonanza Mine” processor, a new chip described as an “ultra-low-voltage energy-efficient Bitcoin mining ASIC.”
Apparently, Intel has been developing the product since at least 2018, when they registered “a patent for a specialized processing system that uses an optimized SHA-256 datapath.”According to Tom’s Hardware, “Intel has a wealth of experience in hardware-assisted SHA-256 algorithms due to the use of these instructions in its CPU products.”
O se tala fou tele lenei!
More competition in the hardware mining sector is welcome pic.twitter.com/C7I1FQJxH6
— Dan Held (@danheld) January 18, 2022
O se faʻamatalaga lata mai o le faʻamoemoe o le kamupani na oʻo mai ina ua faʻaalia le pule o le Intel Raja Koduri "faʻaalia i luga o le faʻaaliga lauiloa a Dr. Lupo." Na ia taʻu atu ia te ia e aunoa ma se mea:
"O le mafai ona faia le faʻamaoniaina o poloka poloka e sili atu ona lelei i se tau maualalo, sili atu le maualalo o le malosi, o se faʻafitauli e mafai ona foia. Ma e te iloa, o loʻo matou galulue i lena mea, ma i se taimi i le taimi, faʻamoemoe e le mamao tele i le lumanaʻi, o le a matou faʻasoa atu ni mea manaia mo lena mea.
BTC price chart for 01/18/2022 on Bitstamp | Source: BTC/USD on TradingView.com Why Is This Development Important?Until now, ASIC Bitcoin miners manufacturing is controlled by Bitmain and Microbt, with Canaan, Strongu, and Ebang handling a minority of the market. All of those companies are Chinese. The chips are all made in Taiwan and South Korea. This poses a centralization problem for the Bitcoin network that seemed unsolvable until Intel’s soft announcement.
Now, the open-source Bitcoin miner that Jack Dorsey’s Block is working on makes a lot more sense. Theoretically, the silicon chip is the only part of an ASIC machine that can’t be bought in a hardware store. With that problem solved, by no less than an industry leader with immense manufacturing power, the sky’s the limit. If this whole thing materializes, expect a huge leap forward in the further decentralization of Bitcoin galuega i lua.
Intel, a $220 billion industry leader, is preparing to launch ASIC hardware for bitcoin galuega i lua.
Bitcoin is a computer network. Every technology company will eventually plug themselves into it. https://t.co/pbTFiRqx0B
— Pomp (@APompliano) January 18, 2022
Also, Intel’s announcement certainly legitimizes Bitcoin mining as a business to watch for the next 100 years. As podcaster Anthony Pompliano said, “Bitcoin is a computer network. Every technology company will eventually plug themselves into it.” With this announcement, Bitcoin not only gets Intel’s seal of approval. The giant company now has skin in the game.
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Ina ia tapunia lenei mea, seʻi o tatou toe taʻua Tom's Hardware se tasi taimi:
"Mo le taimi nei, e le o manino pe o le a tuʻuina atu e Intel le pulou Bonanza Mine e avea o se oloa mo tagata lautele pe afai e tumau pea i se galuega suʻesuʻe. Ae ui i lea, talu ai o le meataalo o loʻo i totonu o le "faʻailoaina Chip Releases: Digital / ML" ala ma faʻamatalaga a Koduri, e talafeagai le faʻamoemoe o nei meataalo o le a ofoina atu i tagata faʻatau i se taimi lata mai.
O lea la, o mea uma na matou fai atu e leʻi maeʻa. E manogi lelei, peitaʻi.
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