The collocation price depends on the quantity of your ASICs, the average price is $50 per unit each month and can be much lower for quantity from 100 ASICs
That doesn't look right. So regardless of the needed power for each ASIC rig, you'll be charging $50 on average? Can you provide numbers (calculations) in regards to how much lower for 100+ rigs?Denis, kindly answer the following as well:
1. Based on the videos (of the data center), it only shows 2 small rooms. Are you going to make a complete tour of the facility?
a. What is the capacity?
b. Can clients visit?
c. Only saw GPU's, no Asics so far (how much technical support clients will get? Especially for newcomers to this field)
2. According to the website itself, there's two warehouses (located in Finland and China). Can you show pictures as a proof of the availability of such products (based on the listed available units)?
The price doesn't include the energy!
It would be too generous
And the energy price would be $0.1 per kwt/h sorry for the typo in the first message (when it's $0.05)Yes I can provide the numbers, for 100 ASICs it would be $5000 - 10% = $4500 monthly for the hosting (Tier III, 2 internet providers, 99,9% uptime, air cooling, cleaning, security)
If it is 100 bitmain antminer S9, the price would be $4500 monthly for the hosting and $11520 for the energy, total $16020.
It's possible to make additional insurance for the hardware.
We invite agents to receive %10 on every order.
1. Yes we are finishing the new datacenter much bigger then the first one. Pictures and videos will be available in a few weeks.
a. 2 MW
b. Yes, that will be possible.
c. Would you kindly elaborate what does it mean, the support? Just push the 'reset' button? Because the management of the ASICs is performed remotely by the client for collocation.
2. The warehouses are not our property. It's places when we order for ourselves and our clients. Usually, before taking an order we meet with clients personally or by skype video, and sign the agreement. The pictures are possible but I don't see any practical use of it.
