Bitcoin miner CleanSpark has boosted its operational hashrate to over 30 EH/s after acquiring two data center facilities in Mississippi. The deal adds 75 MW of power capacity, allowing the company to hit the milestone ahead of schedule. The move underscores miners' growing focus on power infrastructure post-halving.
Bitcoin miner CleanSpark has taken its operational hashrate past 30 EH/s after wrapping up two data center facility acquisitions in Mississippi, according to Techub News. The company said the deal brings in 75 MW of operational power capacity, letting it hit that mark sooner than expected.
Operational hashrate is a core yardstick for mining companies. But actual Bitcoin production also depends on network difficulty, uptime, and power costs. The acquisition points to a growing industry focus on strategic power infrastructure assets after the Bitcoin halving.
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