According to their web site they have deactivated a portion of their units, are installing a a Sound Wall barrier and will convert to immersion cooling.  Are those things not true? There are farms in suburban areas without sound walls?? Always thought this was a generally accepted requirement. Only if you have competent / non corrupt people in the zoning - planning - whatever type jobs. Places like Texas pride themselves 'Freedom' so then you have things like this happen. To be fair it can be a tough balance at times, too much regulation and you run the risk of people taking business elsewhere. Too little and you wind up with things like this. Slightly OT, but interesting is what I am seeing it a lot of old data centers in the fact that they are being converted from hosting servers to hosting miners. For various reasons there are no longer ideal for servers but miners and other things are a lot more tolerant (long term data storage) No noise or power issues since they already had a Pking88 Com of power hungry noisy things in there. Makes you wonder how accurate the numbers discussing mining in certain areas really is. It's easy to say Marathon or Foundry are here and mining this much since they are public and show it. The DaveF and  NotATether  mining company that is just leasing some space at an old data center in Fishkill NY (IBMs old stomping ground) doing a few dozen PHs is not really shown. Think about all the small private miners still in the Pacific NW with all the ultra cheap hydro power that is not being counted. -Dave *Note I am not really in the mining business with NotATether but I am doing IT work for a company that IS doing exactly that (once again not in Fishkill but in a nearby data center) but the point remains when I look at mining distribution charts you don't see things like that.
According to their web site they have deactivated a portion of their units, are installing a a Sound Wall barrier and will convert to immersion cooling.  Are those things not true? There are farms in suburban areas without sound walls?? Always thought this was a generally accepted requirement. Only if you have competent / non corrupt people in the zoning - planning - whatever type jobs. Places like Texas pride themselves 'Freedom' so then you have things like this happen. To be fair it can be a tough balance at times, too much regulation and you run the risk of people taking business elsewhere. Too little and you wind up with things like this. Slightly OT, but interesting is what I am seeing it a lot of old data centers in the fact that they are being converted from hosting servers to hosting miners. For various reasons there are no longer ideal for servers but miners and other things are a lot more tolerant (long term data storage) No noise or power issues since they already had a Pking88 Com of power hungry noisy things in there. Makes you wonder how accurate the numbers discussing mining in certain areas really is. It's easy to say Marathon or Foundry are here and mining this much since they are public and show it. The DaveF and  NotATether  mining company that is just leasing some space at an old data center in Fishkill NY (IBMs old stomping ground) doing a few dozen PHs is not really shown. Think about all the small private miners still in the Pacific NW with all the ultra cheap hydro power that is not being counted. -Dave *Note I am not really in the mining business with NotATether but I am doing IT work for a company that IS doing exactly that (once again not in Fishkill but in a nearby data center) but the point remains when I look at mining distribution charts you don't see things like that.

According to their web site they have deactivated a portion of their units, are installing a a Sound Wall barrier and will convert to immersion cooling.  Are those things not true? There are farms in suburban areas without sound walls?? Always thought this was a generally accepted requirement. Only if you have competent / non corrupt people in the zoning - planning - whatever type jobs. Places like Texas pride themselves 'Freedom' so then you have things like this happen. To be fair it can be a tough balance at times, too much regulation and you run the risk of people taking business elsewhere. Too little and you wind up with things like this. Slightly OT, but interesting is what I am seeing it a lot of old data centers in the fact that they are being converted from hosting servers to hosting miners. For various reasons there are no longer ideal for servers but miners and other things are a lot more tolerant (long term data storage) No noise or power issues since they already had a Pking88 Com of power hungry noisy things in there. Makes you wonder how accurate the numbers discussing mining in certain areas really is. It's easy to say Marathon or Foundry are here and mining this much since they are public and show it. The DaveF and  NotATether  mining company that is just leasing some space at an old data center in Fishkill NY (IBMs old stomping ground) doing a few dozen PHs is not really shown. Think about all the small private miners still in the Pacific NW with all the ultra cheap hydro power that is not being counted. -Dave *Note I am not really in the mining business with NotATether but I am doing IT work for a company that IS doing exactly that (once again not in Fishkill but in a nearby data center) but the point remains when I look at mining distribution charts you don't see things like that.

According to their web site they have deactivated a portion of their units, are installing a a Sound Wall barrier and will convert to immersion cooling.  Are those things not true? There are farms in suburban areas without sound walls?? Always thought this was a generally accepted requirement. Only if you have competent / non corrupt people in the zoning - planning - whatever type jobs. Places like Texas pride themselves 'Freedom' so then you have things like this happen. To be fair it can be a tough balance at times, too much regulation and you run the risk of people taking business elsewhere. Too little and you wind up with things like this. Slightly OT, but interesting is what I am seeing it a lot of old data centers in the fact that they are being converted from hosting servers to hosting miners. For various reasons there are no longer ideal for servers but miners and other things are a lot more tolerant (long term data storage) No noise or power issues since they already had a Pking88 Com of power hungry noisy things in there. Makes you wonder how accurate the numbers discussing mining in certain areas really is. It's easy to say Marathon or Foundry are here and mining this much since they are public and show it. The DaveF and  NotATether  mining company that is just leasing some space at an old data center in Fishkill NY (IBMs old stomping ground) doing a few dozen PHs is not really shown. Think about all the small private miners still in the Pacific NW with all the ultra cheap hydro power that is not being counted. -Dave *Note I am not really in the mining business with NotATether but I am doing IT work for a company that IS doing exactly that (once again not in Fishkill but in a nearby data center) but the point remains when I look at mining distribution charts you don't see things like that.