# Сопутствующие статьи по теме HPC

Cheaper to mine, harder to profit – The new reality for Bitcoin miners!

ambcrypto02/28 08:02

From Miner to Infrastructure Provider: The Survival Logic Behind Bitdeer's Complete BTC Sell-Off

marsbit02/24 06:32

Bitdeer Liquidates 943.1 BTC Reserves: Is It a 'Winter Is Coming' for Mining Giants or a 'Breakthrough Rebirth' in the AI Sector?

Bitdeer, a major Bitcoin mining company, has completely liquidated its Bitcoin reserves, selling off 943.1 BTC despite recently becoming the world's largest publicly traded mining firm by self-mining hash rate (63.2 EH/s). This move reflects severe pressure from plummeting mining profitability, driven by a sharp 14.72% increase in Bitcoin network difficulty and a collapse in Hashprice to under $30/PH/s/day—pushing many miners toward unprofitability. Rather than holding volatile Bitcoin assets, Bitdeer is prioritizing cash flow and strategic financial maneuvering. The company raised $325 million via convertible senior notes, partly to restructure debt and hedge against equity dilution, signaling a shift toward sophisticated corporate finance practices. The core strategy involves pivoting from Bitcoin mining to high-performance computing (HPC) and AI cloud services. Bitdeer aims to leverage its energy infrastructure and data center expertise to capture opportunities in the high-demand AI compute market, where long-term contracts offer more stable revenue compared to Bitcoin's volatility. This transition marks a broader industry trend where large miners evolve into diversified energy and compute infrastructure providers, prioritizing capital efficiency and new high-margin opportunities over traditional "HODL" strategies.

marsbit02/23 04:41

Bit Digital Exits on Bitcoin Mining to Focus on Ethereum Staking and AI Infrastructure

Bit Digital, a Nasdaq-listed crypto company, is exiting Bitcoin mining due to insufficient income, high costs, and hardware limitations. It will now focus on Ethereum staking and AI infrastructure. The company holds over 155,000 ETH, with nearly 90% staked to secure the network. Additionally, through its majority-owned subsidiary WhiteFiber, Bit Digital is expanding into AI and high-performance computing, which already contributes nearly 60% of its total revenue. This strategic shift highlights a broader industry trend toward Ethereum staking and AI for better scalability and steady income.

TheNewsCrypto01/30 10:54

Cipher enters US wholesale power market with Ohio data center acquisition

Cipher Mining has acquired a 200-megawatt power site in Ohio, marking its first expansion outside Texas and entry into the PJM wholesale electricity market. The site, expected to be operational by Q4 2027, is suitable for Bitcoin mining, high-performance computing, and data center use. This move addresses growing demand from hyperscalers like Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud. The acquisition reflects a broader trend of Bitcoin miners diversifying into power, data center, and infrastructure ventures amid ongoing pressure on mining profitability. Despite low hash prices, mining stocks have surged in 2025, with investors focusing on long-term strategic positioning rather than short-term Bitcoin production.

cointelegraph12/23 19:12

EU’s Largest Bitcoin Miner Northern Data Sold to Tether-run Companies, But There’s a Twist

EU's largest Bitcoin miner, Northern Data, sold its mining subsidiary Peak Mining in November for up to $200 million to three companies. An investigation reveals that two of these buyers are controlled by Tether's founders, Giancarlo Devasini and CEO Paolo Ardoino. This raises conflict of interest concerns as Tether already holds a 54% controlling stake in Northern Data and has provided it with a €610 million loan. The sale, not initially disclosed as a related-party transaction due to lighter German market rules, occurred just before Tether-backed Rumble announced a major acquisition of Northern Data. This was the second attempt to sell Peak Mining, following a collapsed $235 million deal with another Devasini-linked entity.

ccn.com12/22 10:09

From Mining to Prediction Markets: CoinShares' 2026 Crypto Roadmap

CoinShares' 2026 Crypto Roadmap highlights a significant shift from speculative investments to utility-driven projects. Key trends include a strong recovery in crypto VC funding, which has surpassed 2024 levels, with capital concentrating on large-scale deals focused on real-world utility and cash flow. Four major investment themes for 2026 are identified: RWA (especially stablecoins), AI-integrated consumer applications, retail-focused on-chain investment platforms, and Bitcoin utility infrastructure. Prediction markets, led by platforms like Polymarket, have evolved into mainstream information tools, demonstrating high accuracy and growing institutional adoption, notably with ICE's strategic investment. Bitcoin mining is undergoing a fundamental transformation, with companies pivot to high-profit HPC/AI data centers, expected to reduce mining revenue to under 20% by late 2026. Future mining will diversify into models led by ASIC manufacturers, modular operations, intermittent grid-balancing mining, and sovereign-state mining. The industry is moving towards practical, infrastructure-focused growth, distancing from meme coins and purely conceptual projects.

比推12/16 08:47

CoinShares' 3 Major Crypto Predictions for 2026: Diverging Mining Models, Focused Investment Tracks, and the Rise of Prediction Markets

CoinShares' 2026 crypto outlook highlights three major trends: mining diversification, focused investment sectors, and the rise of prediction markets. VC funding has strongly recovered, with capital concentrating on high-utility projects rather than memes. Key investment areas for 2026 include RWA (especially stablecoins), AI-powered consumer crypto apps, retail-friendly on-chain investment platforms, and Bitcoin utility infrastructure. Prediction markets, led by Polymarket, have become mainstream information tools due to their accuracy and high post-election engagement. Institutional adoption is growing, evidenced by ICE’s strategic investment. Bitcoin miners are rapidly pivoting to high-profit HPC/AI data centers, with mining revenue share expected to drop below 20% by late 2026. Future mining will diversify into four models: ASIC manufacturer self-mining, modular temporary mining, intermittent grid-balancing mining, and sovereign state mining. Long-term, mining will likely be dominated by sovereign states and ASIC makers.

marsbit12/16 08:10