Topic: Best hosting location for mining gear (Read 6755 times)

Greetings All,
We are currently reaching out to BitCoin Mining Hosting organizations like yourselves to present expansion opportunities, as well as to discuss your pricing and technical requirements for your colocation space(s). We are a Global Provider with a very large footprint, offering affordable network and power costs and would love to discuss your expansion goals.

If interested, please feel free to contact me directly.

Kind regards,
Chris

We also have fully managed hosting service flat rate at $57/kw (Same Price for 1 unit - 1000 units)
You can control your mining pool and monitor status 24/7
Monthly Payment
Antminer products will receive free repair while in hosting.  (pointing to any rental service servers, multipool style, self operated proxy, or alt coin will void this free repair offer)

*String: hosting until mining revenue is less than the hosting price.  Early shipout available after 6 months, however, there will be $50 disconnect fee and shipping fee of about $75 per unit for shipping fee to USA address.

There are several large hosting providers in WA state and another large one in Montana. They all have minimums of around 100kw of gear but the all have been in business about three years and have great operations. The challenge is you have to be big enough to get in. I would guess the 100KW is probably for friends and family and 200KW for strangers.

Your garage. Likely if you're paying for a hosting location, renting out a warehouse, or "cloud mining", the difference in electricity rates isn't worth the profits lost unless you're dropping tens of thousands on miners. 

The link a few posts up is to a fairly extensive directory of hosting providers, with prices and reviews and such.

i do hosting at 62$kw no setup or maint fees
located in utah usa

Take a look at http://savageio.com/home/currency-mining  in New York.

Well below $60 per KW.

Stable company- been in the business for 3+ years and know their stuff.

I have it in my signature since its inception!


Good luck!

good link...sometimes I have a concern that this important for miners info is tucked so far away in an obscure directory branch that not many people see it.

As far as I know this is still the definitive guide to miner hosting.  Be sure to read the reviews. 
At one point I had my inventory spread across three hosting locations.  Two of them went under.  One resurfaced, but I moved my miners and kept them with the sole survivor.  SEG Mining.  You will see them listed in the directory.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/hw-hosting-directory-reputation-622998

hello you can check out our offer in Europe..

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--1319646

For mining you want to go cheap and cool because margins are razor thin if that.

If you're looking for hosting, you should check out the Bitcoin miner hosting service ASICSPACE: http://www.asicspace.com/ They are green and have cheap rates.

basically an office hotel, renting whatever you want to rent from them. copy machine, meeting room, address. (server hosting)

What's your provider?
Free power and internet for 500€? Possible, but there must be some caps. Like 2A and 100Mbps. What are they?

mine does, cooling and internet also.. (secure location)

I also can get a full rack for less than 150 euro/month.
However that doesen't come with free power.

I can get full rack for €500/m, airco 20dgr and security with ups.. (host one Avalon currently)..

Hi aerobatic.

How many units & what types of units are you looking to have colocated?

I'm a Network Engineer running an ASIC Bitcoin Miner Host Matchmaking service (Avalon & AM Blade support is unavailable) & I may be just the person you might want to speak to about this. I currently run two professional server rooms (1 remote) for a nationally recognized research lab, and have designed 4 different professional server rooms for research labs in my IT career.

I offer the world's lowest miner hosting fees at only 2.5%. The usual prices are 7-15%. KnC charges $200-350 a month for the same essential services. KnC can't match my site redundancy either; I have several vetted host miners located in several states in my index. These are introductory prices that we may not be able to keep this low forever.

You can use my services two ways:
 
1) 0.25BTC paid to me once a successful match is made OR
2) 0.5% a month as management fees for those miner hosts that want to stay anonymous and/or for those miner hosts that don't want to have to deal with paperwork, advertising, and customer service contacts. The 0.25 BTC matchmaking fee is waived in this instance.


Regardless of the option you choose (this is also dependent on which miner host you pick and their own privacy policy), payouts are expected every 2 weeks once miner operations commence either directly to the Miner Host or to me directly as the Management/Matchmaking Service. These are vetted miner hosts - who have their IDs on record - that are risking their jobs/freedom to offer these ultra low costs to customers. A negotiable BTC "Good Behavior" Bond are also available via legal Escrow Repository/Services, if the value of the equipment is high enough.

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Please PM me, or see Post 6 of my Services page; it's the first link in my sig. Here's more info & you can even pay your matchmaking fee via ebay/PayPal if you'd prefer:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/ASIC-Bitcoin-Miner-Hosting-Service-Worlds-lowest-miner-hosting-fees-Only-2-5-/130980198199?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1e7f073737

2 slots are open via ebay but more should open up shortly once the top miner host in my index completes his move to a dedicated hosting building.

Aloha!
DZ

Power supply there is great, problem is consistent reliability of network connection.

WA state bitcoin miner hosting. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/hosting-high-cacacity-density-bitcoin-asic-hosting-as-low-as-6500-per-kw-234975

http://www.advania.com/datacentres/solutions/tier-3-green-colocation-/
75€ per kW but 1000€ per rack (monthly).

If someone has better deals...

Ive seen talk of cheap places in the usa to host mining gear, eg: Washington state and/or Wyoming etc where electricity is very affordable (close proximity to hydro etc).

Can anyone recommend any datacenters or hosting locations that may be suitable for bitcoin mining gear ? and some example prices?

of course, im looking for reliable power and cooling, and affordable per KW rates, and racks with capability for dense power.

thanks