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IORE to Sell All 151.21 Bitcoin to Fund AI Data Center Expansion
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IORE to Sell All 151.21 Bitcoin to Fund AI Data Center Expansion

Key Highlights: Tokyo-listed IORE Inc. has decided to liquidate its entire 151.21 Bitcoin reserve to reallocate roughly ¥1.831 billion into its AI data center and compute operations. The company projects a roughly ¥254 million loss against the asset’s September book value, citing mounting digital supply chain cyber risks and capital prioritization. IORE’s move mirrors recent ...

Bitcoin Hashrate Shrugs off AI Diversion, Rebounds to 1 ZH/s Level: Miner Weekly
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Bitcoin Hashrate Shrugs off AI Diversion, Rebounds to 1 ZH/s Level: Miner Weekly

Key Highlights: Bitcoin network hashrate has reclaimed the 1 zettahash per second (1,000 EH/s) milestone on a seven-day average, driving consecutive upward difficulty adjustments. The computational rebound persists even as publicly traded mining firms pivot infrastructure away from crypto toward artificial intelligence and high-performance computing (HPC). Hashrate gains are being fueled by aggressive expansion from ...

Bitcoin Miner Spin-off Nscale Loses Microsoft AI Deal Over Power Delays Into 2030s
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Bitcoin Miner Spin-off Nscale Loses Microsoft AI Deal Over Power Delays Into 2030s

Key Highlights Publicly traded bitcoin miners have secured more than $70 billion in artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing (HPC) contracts while offloading over 15,000 BTC to finance facility construction. High infrastructure expenses create significant capital strain, with AI-ready data centers costing between $8 million and $15 million per megawatt, compared to $700,000 to $1 ...

Three Countries Control 66% of Bitcoin Mining as New Rival Gains Ground
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Three Countries Control 66% of Bitcoin Mining as New Rival Gains Ground

Key Highlights The United States, Russia, and China maintain a dominant grip on Bitcoin mining, collectively accounting for 65.4% of the global hashrate, down slightly from 66.2%. U.S. mining market share dropped from 36.7% to 35.6%, while Russia’s share expanded from 17.2% to 18.1% and China fell from roughly 115 EH/s to 110 EH/s. Shifting ...