Topic: Bitcoin Brothers Aim To Disrupt Bitcoin Mining - page 3. (Read 6289 times)
Ahh,let a slew of more efficient miners loose on the network,ramp up the diff & force the lower efficient miners to "get with the program" (upgrade) or just quit.........
Not too sure what to make of this:
http://techcrunch.com/2014/11/02/bitcoin-brothers-aim-to-disrupt-bitcoin-mining-with-new-more-powerful-supercomputers/
Fairly confused article.
When you visit the website of "bitcoinbrothers" there isnt much hard data either, perhaps this is most the interesting tidbit:
Mark adds: “by pushing 300-400 petahash into the market quickly in Q1 2015, and growing our presence from there, we triple or quadruple the difficulty for a limited time, to achieve a new efficiency standard in mining and on the blockchain"
http://bitcoinbrothers.de/press/pr20141103
Are they for real? Searching for bitcoinbrothers I came upon this:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/german-mining-project-377701
Looks like nothing ever came of that, though Ive not seen any scam accusations either so make of it what you want.
http://techcrunch.com/2014/11/02/bitcoin-brothers-aim-to-disrupt-bitcoin-mining-with-new-more-powerful-supercomputers/
Fairly confused article.
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After over two years in stealth mode, the bitcoin mining supercomputer manufacturer, Bitcoin Brothers is launching its hosted bitcoin mining services, powered by what the company claims are better, stronger machines to make the mining of bitcoin more efficient.
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Financed in part by money the Welle brothers made as bitcoin miners in the technology’s early days, Bitcoin Brothers is working with TSMC to manufacture its proprietary 3D 16nm FinFET application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs), which the company designed itself.
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Financed in part by money the Welle brothers made as bitcoin miners in the technology’s early days, Bitcoin Brothers is working with TSMC to manufacture its proprietary 3D 16nm FinFET application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs), which the company designed itself.
When you visit the website of "bitcoinbrothers" there isnt much hard data either, perhaps this is most the interesting tidbit:
Mark adds: “by pushing 300-400 petahash into the market quickly in Q1 2015, and growing our presence from there, we triple or quadruple the difficulty for a limited time, to achieve a new efficiency standard in mining and on the blockchain"
http://bitcoinbrothers.de/press/pr20141103
Are they for real? Searching for bitcoinbrothers I came upon this:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/german-mining-project-377701
Looks like nothing ever came of that, though Ive not seen any scam accusations either so make of it what you want.
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