This is an index of publicly known industrial-scale mining operations across the globe.
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Disclaimers:Because I want to list as many things as possible,
this thread has a low standard of proof. Some of the operators listed below may be unethical, scammy, nonexistent, or have rituals where they sacrifice innocent children--I don't care about that, I just want to make a list.
Note that there are likely many (secret) mines that aren't listed here.
Check out this thread instead if you're looking to host hardware.Operational Mines:60MW | BW/ANTPOOL | Unnamed | Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, China
Note: Power draw is an estimate based off their claim of 100PH, I assumed 0.6W/GH given that this was Feb 2015. Any of you guys have information about this one?
Here's an interesting paper that explains perhaps why this large datacenter is in this region.
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http://qntra.net/2015/02/inside-the-bitcoin-mine-of-antpool-bw-com/40MW | BITFURY | Tbilisi Technology Park Free Industrial Zone | Tbilisi, Georgia
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http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20151211005837/en/BitFury-Launch-Energy-Efficient-Immersion-Cooling-Data25MW | HAOBTC | Unnamed | Tibetan Autonomous Region, China
Note: Their official bitcointalk account has claimed a hashrate of 72PH and capacity of 25MW as of 2016-06-10.
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https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1515812625MW | Lee Group | Unnamed | Chengdu City, Sichuan province, China
Note: It was stated they their farm was expandable to 25MW about a year ago, so it's likely they are around the high end of that range by now.
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https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/lee-group1980-the-sales-of-first-batch-hosted-antminer-s7psu-included-93458110MW | BITFURY | Unnamed | Gori, Georgia
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http://www.coindesk.com/bitfury-details-100-million-georgia-data-center/10MW | C7 | "N-0.5 design" | Utah, USA
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http://www.datacenterknowledge.com/archives/2014/07/10/massive-bitcoin-mines-spring-up-in-warehouses/2/6MW | Great North Data | Lab City | Labrador City, Labrador, Canada
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https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.16915395>5MW | Verne Global | "Hybrid Data Center" | Kevlavik, Iceland
Note: This is where Genesis Mining runs their hardware (I think)
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https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.170101375MW | Hashrate.biz | Secret Name | Quebec, Canada
Source: PM from the owner, he had some pics that I wish I could post here.
4MW | MegaBigPower | Unnamed | Washington State, USA
Note: This is the facility from this youtube video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELA91d_mx80 Note 2: Although MBP claimed to be building a 32MW and 12MW mine, they never materialized
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http://megabigpower.com/themineScreenshot:
http://i.imgur.com/jjXXCMW.png4MW | Telco 214 | Unnamed | Labrador, Canada
Note: Some napkin math with blocks found from November 13th-27th puts this miner at ~22PH/s, which makes 4MW a plausible amount of capacity.
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https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.170101373MW | Zoomhash | Unnamed | USA
Note: This may be rented space in a larger datacenter.
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http://zoomhash.com/pages/hosting1.3MW | ASICSPACE | Unnamed | Washington, USA
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http://www.asicspace.com/pictures-of-our-data-center/>1MW | Great North Data | Goose Bay | Goose Bay, Labrador, Canada
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http://greatnorthdata.com/>1MW | Hashplex | Unnamed | Washington/Seattle, USA (I need more data)
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https://hashplex.com/frequently-asked-questions/>1MW | Oregon Mines | Unnamed | The Dalles, OR, USA
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https://www.oregonmines.com/1MW | Bitcoin ASIC Hosting | Unnamed | Douglas County, WA, USA
Note: Second site is being spun up, so they will have greater capacity in coming months.
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http://www.bitcoinasichosting.com/0.75MW| Toomin Brothers | Unnamed | Pacific Northwest, USA
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http://toom.im/0.75MW | Hashrate.biz | Secret Name | Quebec, Canada
Source: PM from the owner, he had some pics that I wish I could post here.
0.64MW| JeffColo | Unnamed | Portland, OR
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[Citation Needed]0.58MW| Cryptominer Canada | DC0001 & DC0002 | 2x in Joliette, Quebec, Canada
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https://cryptominer.ca/page/hostingDead Mines:20MW | KnC | Unnamed | Boden, Sweden
Note: KnC is bankrupt. It doesn't look like they're finding blocks anymore, so this facility is presumed dead.
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http://www.pcworld.com/article/3014471/bitcoin-miner-knc-is-planning-another-four-week-datacenter-build-out.html20MW | KnC | Boden 2 | Boden, Sweden
Note: KnC is bankrupt. It doesn't look like they're finding blocks anymore, so this facility is presumed dead.
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https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/knc-miner-will-build-new-20mw-data-center-node-pole/10MW | KnC | Unnamed | Boden, Sweden (probably)
Note: KnC is bankrupt. It doesn't look like they're finding blocks anymore, so this facility is presumed dead..
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http://www.allied-control.com/publications/Analysis_of_Large-Scale_Bitcoin_Mining_Operations.pdf10MW | BlockC | Unnamed | San Francisco, CA, USA (probably)
Note: RIP BlockC. You never proved you actually had the hashrate, but you definitely proved you couldn't stay in business.
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blockc.co3MW | Spondoolies/BTCS | Unnamed | North Carolina, USA
Note: RIP Spondoolies, this is probably shut down.
TL;DR: Hashrate is concentrated in China, Georgia, the Western US, and Northeastern Canada.
If you host 300KW or more of hardware, or know someone who does, feel free to post here! I could use some help.