Looking for colocation ASIC miner hosting - page 3.

Sr.Urbanist

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Quote from: EricJH801 on March 12, 2018, 08:50:30 PM

I've looked at a few links on here and prices seem pretty high in compared to what you would mine (service charge of $100 plus, not counting power/etc).

Thanks. That looks close to what I've seen.

I'm working on plans to host miners and I've been thinking about either charging $50 per month, plus 8.4c kW/h for energy or $100 per month in mineral oil. It's the same price, but one is greener. I don't know if people would like their chips in a bath, though.

Are people even expanding their machine base these days?

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Anyone out there that is co-hosting at a location mind sharing the prices they are paying? and current state they are in?

I've looked at a few links on here and prices seem pretty high in compared to what you would mine (service charge of $100 plus, not counting power/etc).

Thanks

Quote from: Sr.Urbanist on March 12, 2018, 05:24:00 PM

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Hey there. Would love to schedule a call to let you know how we can help you out. Learn more about our colocation services here, http://www.miningdx.com.

What are your hosting and electricity prices?

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Hey there. Would love to schedule a call to let you know how we can help you out. Learn more about our colocation services here, http://www.miningdx.com.

What are your hosting and electricity prices?

igorfosp

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I am using this one. Finnaly something that I can pay

http://minernow.us/

Sr.Urbanist

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Quote from: usablehead on January 28, 2018, 01:22:46 AM

Sr.Urbanist, please message me. I can't message you since I'm a newbie.

It doesn't work for me to send, either ...

Do you have a miner you're interested in having hosted?

usablehead

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Sr.Urbanist, please message me. I can't message you since I'm a newbie.

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I'm going to rent a warehouse. I may have some extra space to colocate a few miners. I'm looking for a place now and will need to build it out. The goal is to have it up and running by the end of April/May. Let me know if anybody is interested. If I do end up hosting, it'd be 8.3c KW/h and $50 per month. This would help cover the extra upfront costs and additional insurance.

I'll post more information as it develops.

coingeeks

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Hey man,

We currently running a colocation facility out of Utah, US. We have plenty of room and power. You can go ahead and check out our site for more information https://coingeeks.io/

You can email us with any questions at [email protected]

ajaycthomas

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Hi

We have 1 Megawatt capacity (around 700 machines) in the largest Tier 3 Data center in Iceland which is very secure and safe.

If any of you wants to have space to host their miners, get in touch with me in Whatsapp +44 7452718805 or ajay at sweans.com

Because of high demand, this will be sold out soon. For questions contact me asap. For VAT and import and hosting things.

Ajay

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Quote from: kpj4C9274X on October 12, 2017, 10:57:39 AM

Newbie question:

I have a 10x10 cage and two 42U cabinets in a NYC datacenter for an existing business. We are quickly migrating most of our applications to AWS, so there is a lot of empty space in the colo facility. Would it be worth it for me to get some mining hardware in there to offset the cost of the unused space? Also, would the existing power (multiple 110v power strips per cabinet) be sufficient?

If you run 110, you'll need to get an ATX power supply. The ASIC PSUs are designed for 220.

I've looked into rented space in a data center and I've found it wouldn't be cost-effective, but if you already have the space ... it could work out. The biggest additional expense would be the electricity.

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Quote from: shield132 on September 26, 2017, 02:01:01 PM

Does the country matters for you? Btw in this country Bitfury built great datacenter. Well, I know one man who has some free space in Bitfury's zone, he is mining and is seriously in this job. If you want ask him if he accepts your proposal. And the country I am talking about is Georgia. Here is the profile link of that man: https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/mettalmag-71831

I would prefer to keep them in North America. I think Georgia has came out favorably to crypto. I'll check out his profile and may get back to you.

GigaWatt has a couple of openings in January, but they're are doing some weird ICO thing where they want you to pay in their tokens. I don't really understand that I have four D3s coming next month. I'm thinking about building out a place in the basement for about 10. I don't want to wait until January w/ the consistent jumps in difficulty.

Do you have any miners with the individual in Georgia?

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Newbie question:

I have a 10x10 cage and two 42U cabinets in a NYC datacenter for an existing business. We are quickly migrating most of our applications to AWS, so there is a lot of empty space in the colo facility. Would it be worth it for me to get some mining hardware in there to offset the cost of the unused space? Also, would the existing power (multiple 110v power strips per cabinet) be sufficient?

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Does the country matters for you? Btw in this country Bitfury built great datacenter. Well, I know one man who has some free space in Bitfury's zone, he is mining and is seriously in this job. If you want ask him if he accepts your proposal. And the country I am talking about is Georgia. Here is the profile link of that man: https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/mettalmag-71831

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I found these guys that do it.

You have to call or fill out the contact form but I have 10 bitminers in their datacenter.
www.datacomspecialists.com

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Quote from: GaddaKhan on September 24, 2017, 09:20:06 AM

If you're renting and setting up your own hardware, you could host 3 miners for me perhaps?

I'll have to see what the numbers look like - mostly electricity and extra switches. It's something I'd be open to considering, but probably not for a few months at best.

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Quote from: Sr.Urbanist on September 24, 2017, 09:11:09 AM

It looks like all of the facilities are full, unless you want to add 100+ miners to their racks. GigaWatt is opening more space in January.

I'm going to rent a warehouse and put about 20 to 40 miners in it.

If you're renting and setting up your own hardware, you could host 3 miners for me perhaps?

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It looks like all of the facilities are full, unless you want to add 100+ miners to their racks. GigaWatt is opening more space in January.

I'm going to rent a warehouse and put about 20 to 40 miners in it. I may consider hosting to pay the rent on the building, but we'll see what I find.

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Sr.Urbanist

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I have one S9, currently, and an incoming L3+ that I would like to send to a host.

This has worked well in the past and the individual I use for my other units is full.

Does anybody have a lead or know somebody reputable or have negative experiences to share?

The ideal situation would be:

month-to-month
pay in BTC or PayPal
VPN access
positive reputation

I appreciate hearing your thoughts on the subject and potentially introducing me to someone. I can't have these in the house.

Thanks

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