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Topic: Avalon's bulk chip sales (Read 903 times)

legendary
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May 21, 2013, 03:14:35 PM
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Now that Avalon is selling it's chips in bulk, in lots of ten thousand to distributors, is it realistic to believe that new miners could reach retail customers by late July as Avalon is predicting?  

If so this extra estimated 84 TH/s, at around $2.8 million in chip value, could have an enormous impact on mining output and difficulty levels thereafter.

Given the delays and missed deadlines that have occurred with producers of mining equipment in the past, is a 10 week lead time from Avalon batch pre-orders to final customer  possible, or is this far to optimistic?  
ASICMiner has had a pretty good track record. Avalon 1 was early, but 2 and 3 were delayed, sometimes by a bit. BFL has had the worst record, by a long shot.
legendary
Activity: 1904
Merit: 1007
May 21, 2013, 02:52:12 PM
#2
And by "missed deadlines that have occurred with producers of mining equipment in the past" you mean only scamming BFL, because the other producers of mining equipment didn't missed their deadlines or they missed only a bit Wink
member
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Merit: 10
May 21, 2013, 12:41:15 PM
#1
Now that Avalon is selling it's chips in bulk, in lots of ten thousand to distributors, is it realistic to believe that new miners could reach retail customers by late July as Avalon is predicting?  

If so this extra estimated 84 TH/s, at around $2.8 million in chip value, could have an enormous impact on mining output and difficulty levels thereafter.

Given the delays and missed deadlines that have occurred with producers of mining equipment in the past, is a 10 week lead time from Avalon batch pre-orders to final customer  possible, or is this far too optimistic?  
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