Bitmain introduced two new hydro-cooling mining machines at the World Digital Mining Summit, or WDMS, in Hong Kong, according to a post cited by ChainCatcher from the Suanlizhixin WeChat public account. The higher-end model, the S23 XP Hyd, was listed with a hashrate of 600 TH/s, energy efficiency of 8.9 J/T, and total power consumption of 5,340W. Its futures price was set at $25.5 per terahash, or $15,300 per unit, with delivery scheduled from November 2026 to January 2027. Bitmain also released the S23e U2H, a 2U rack-mounted hydro-cooling miner designed to fit retrofitted standard IDC cabinets. That model was listed with a hashrate of 865 TH/s, energy efficiency of 10 J/T, and a promotional price of $11 per terahash, or $9,515 per unit. The announcement was made during the company’s appearance at the Hong Kong event.
Bitmain unveiled two new hydro-cooling mining rigs at the World Digital Mining Summit (WDMS) in Hong Kong, according to ChainCatcher, citing the Suanlizhixin WeChat public account.
The flagship S23 XP Hyd comes with a hashrate of 600 TH/s, energy efficiency of 8.9 J/T, and total power consumption of 5,340W. The futures price was listed at $25.5 per terahash, putting the per-unit price at $15,300. Delivery is expected between November 2026 and January 2027.
Bitmain also introduced the S23e U2H, a 2U rack-mounted hydro-cooling miner built to fit retrofitted standard IDC cabinets. The model was listed with a hashrate of 865 TH/s and energy efficiency of 10 J/T. Its promotional price was set at $11 per terahash, or $9,515 per unit.
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