4 hours ago
Soluna Holdings (NASDAQ: $SLNH) has signed a 28-megawatt co-mining agreement with Bitdeer Technologies Group (NASDAQ: $BTDR), adding approximately 1.93 EH/s of Bitcoin (CRYPTO: $BTC) mining capacity at its wind-powered Project Kati 1 site in South Texas.
Bitdeer will deploy SEALMINER A2 Pro Air machines beginning in September 2026, with capacity scheduled to come online in batches. Soluna will provide the site, power and turnkey operations, while Bitdeer will own the mining equipment and both companies will share proceeds generated by the deployment.
The agreement introduces a new structure for Soluna's Bitcoin platform. Rather than collecting only hosting revenue, the company will participate directly in mining economics alongside Bitdeer, giving it additional exposure to production from infrastructure it already operates.
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Bitdeer will deploy SEALMINER A2 Pro Air machines beginning in September 2026, with capacity scheduled to come online in batches. Soluna will provide the site, power and turnkey operations, while Bitdeer will own the mining equipment and both companies will share proceeds generated by the deployment.
The agreement introduces a new structure for Soluna's Bitcoin platform. Rather than collecting only hosting revenue, the company will participate directly in mining economics alongside Bitdeer, giving it additional exposure to production from infrastructure it already operates.
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9 months ago
Renewable computing company Soluna Holdings and crypto mining hardware manufacturer Canaan recently announced a partnership to launch a 20-megawatt wind-powered bitcoin mining project in Texas. The data center, known as Project Dorothy, will primarily run on wind energy with a supplemental grid connection to ensure steady, uninterrupted operation.
"The site primarily runs on behind-the-meter wind power but can also draw from the grid to ensure very high uptime," Nangeng Zhang, chairman and CEO of Canaan, said in a news release. "This is a unique advantage that combines reliable operations wit
"The site primarily runs on behind-the-meter wind power but can also draw from the grid to ensure very high uptime," Nangeng Zhang, chairman and CEO of Canaan, said in a news release. "This is a unique advantage that combines reliable operations wit
