One of the largest miners of Bitcoin — Core Scientific — reports the intention to completely stop mining BTC in favor of the direction of artificial intelligence. Over the year, revenue from mining decreased by 79%, while revenues from the placement of equipment for AI amounted to $215,000,000 for the quarter.
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One of the largest miners of Bitcoin — Core Scientific — reports the intention to completely stop mining BTC in favor of the direction of artificial intelligence
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