Topic: Somebody is mining at Microsoft's 138.91.94.19 - page 2. (Read 2131 times)
this wouldn't make sense at all,it must be the azure mining pool for sure
what reason would they have to mine? the economical is obviously not
maybe they just testing some new asics of their own build for private use or something.
it's not like they cant afford to make some.
it's not like they cant afford to make some.
... google has backed ripple.
Whoa, that explains a lot!
It's a natural move for Microsoft since they have accepted it as a payment system, Bill Gates knows about it and understands that its a focus, google has backed ripple. Bitcoin is a next step.
perhaps bitpay is not cheap ... easy to install. a mining process to accept bitcoin ... on hotmail/xbox payment. 
Microsoft is several billion dollar corporation, bitcoin mining isn't even peanuts for them...
Yeah, but u dont know do they have some intentions in participating on bitcoin scene.
I doubt its someone from their offices mining bitcoins there, but i guess its possible :]
cheers
Microsoft is several billion dollar corporation, bitcoin mining isn't even peanuts for them...
It is obvious staff can't bring in miners into office premises for free electricity. The coins mined are not worth loosing his job. Running a pool on Azure platform is most likely. Bandwidth is huge, well connected to other nodes could prevent mining orphaned blocks.
I am not suprised Microsort start to mine bitcoins. They are smart and realise if there is some computing power idle it would be waste not to mine Bitcoins lol.
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138.91.94.19 shows up lately as one of the top three or so "unknowns" that have won recent blocks (from blockchain.info's "Mining Pool Stats").
A Google search shows that is owned by Microsoft.
blockchain.info shows that they have won 20 blocks recently (just past noon US ET Sunday). That puts them in first place among the "unknowns", those 20 wins beat both Slush and Eligius (19 and 16 blocks, respectively).
https://blockchain.info/pools
138.91.94.19 shows up lately as one of the top three or so "unknowns" that have won recent blocks (from blockchain.info's "Mining Pool Stats").
A Google search shows that is owned by Microsoft.
blockchain.info shows that they have won 20 blocks recently (just past noon US ET Sunday). That puts them in first place among the "unknowns", those 20 wins beat both Slush and Eligius (19 and 16 blocks, respectively).
https://blockchain.info/pools
Pretty much count there
will a microsoft company open cloud mining service? lol
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138.91.94.19 shows up lately as one of the top three or so "unknowns" that have won recent blocks (from blockchain.info's "Mining Pool Stats").
A Google search shows that is owned by Microsoft.
blockchain.info shows that they have won 20 blocks recently (just past noon US ET Sunday). That puts them in first place among the "unknowns", those 20 wins beat both Slush and Eligius (19 and 16 blocks, respectively).
https://blockchain.info/pools
138.91.94.19 shows up lately as one of the top three or so "unknowns" that have won recent blocks (from blockchain.info's "Mining Pool Stats").
A Google search shows that is owned by Microsoft.
blockchain.info shows that they have won 20 blocks recently (just past noon US ET Sunday). That puts them in first place among the "unknowns", those 20 wins beat both Slush and Eligius (19 and 16 blocks, respectively).
https://blockchain.info/pools
Maybe its someone at their office
Now he will be caught and fired for mining bitcoin at work. 
Maybe somebody is just running a pool on Microsoft Azure?
Yeah, the azure platform would be my guess as well.
Maybe somebody is just running a pool on Microsoft Azure?
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138.91.94.19 shows up lately as one of the top three or so "unknowns" that have won recent blocks (from blockchain.info's "Mining Pool Stats").
A Google search shows that is owned by Microsoft.
blockchain.info shows that they have won 20 blocks recently (just past noon US ET Sunday). That puts them in first place among the "unknowns", those 20 wins beat both Slush and Eligius (19 and 16 blocks, respectively).
https://blockchain.info/pools
138.91.94.19 shows up lately as one of the top three or so "unknowns" that have won recent blocks (from blockchain.info's "Mining Pool Stats").
A Google search shows that is owned by Microsoft.
blockchain.info shows that they have won 20 blocks recently (just past noon US ET Sunday). That puts them in first place among the "unknowns", those 20 wins beat both Slush and Eligius (19 and 16 blocks, respectively).
https://blockchain.info/pools
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