The following scenario might work:
Spondoolies builds units for immersion-cooled deployment and deploys in allied-control datatank containers.
If units are designed from scratch for immersion cooling, cost for heatsinks etc. is reduced, and a much higher hashrate per volume can be reached.
Customers buy "shares" of the mine, or packages in increments of 1TH or something.
The container gets deployed somewhere with electricity costs of 4 cent/kwh. No additional costs would be needed for cooling, as cooling efficiency is atleast 1.01
Spondoolies can bill cost for upkeep etc. in addition to the already payed cost per TH.
Spondoolies builds units for immersion-cooled deployment and deploys in allied-control datatank containers.
If units are designed from scratch for immersion cooling, cost for heatsinks etc. is reduced, and a much higher hashrate per volume can be reached.
Customers buy "shares" of the mine, or packages in increments of 1TH or something.
The container gets deployed somewhere with electricity costs of 4 cent/kwh. No additional costs would be needed for cooling, as cooling efficiency is atleast 1.01
Spondoolies can bill cost for upkeep etc. in addition to the already payed cost per TH.
We're working with allied control and other vendors.
We're looking for shared data center deployment methods for Q4, based on PickAxe
