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Packet capture is a network analysis technique used to collect and inspect individual packets of data traveling across a computer network. Instead of only seeing whether a connection is working, packet capture allows engineers, administrators, and cybersecurity professionals to examine what is actually moving between devices. A capture can reveal source and destination IP addresses,…
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Canaan’s newest air-cooled Avalon generation has crossed the 300 TH/s line without pushing a single miner far beyond the roughly four-kilowatt electrical envelope familiar to industrial mining sites. The company’s current catalog lists the Avalon A16-282T at 282 TH/s and 3,900 W, while the A16XP-300T reaches 300 TH/s at 3,850 W. That puts the two…
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Cerebras Systems and Gimlet Labs plan to deploy roughly 100 megawatts of wafer-scale AI inference capacity, giving the young cloud company a large new pool of specialized compute built around Cerebras’ CS-4 systems. The chipmaker says the agreement will make Gimlet a launch partner for CS-4, while independent reporting says the hardware is expected to…
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BTC Digital is expanding its U.S. Bitcoin-mining hosting business around a facility in Manila, Arkansas, where a new customer agreement puts the less-visible parts of mining infrastructure—power, cooling, network connectivity, equipment testing and on-site maintenance—at the center of the deal. On September 9, BTC Digital signed a hosting agreement with Tianci Group Holding, a subsidiary…
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Cooling hardware built around Bitcoin mining is becoming part of the physical supply chain for AI data centers. AirJoule Technologies has acquired BitSink, a U.S. manufacturer whose cooling, electrical distribution and modular infrastructure has already supported more than 220 MW of high-density compute deployments across North America. The transaction closed September 10 and was announced…
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Dutch deep-tech company Morphotonics has raised more than €40 million in Series B funding as it scales its large-area nanoimprint lithography platform beyond augmented-reality displays and into optical components for AI data centers. The company says the financing will accelerate manufacturing technology for AR waveguides, co-packaged optics and other next-generation photonic applications. Independent reporting says…
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A new firmware warning has turned an ordinary Antminer update into a fleet-management question. On September 18, Braiins told operators not to update Bitmain stock firmware to the latest version, saying certain recent releases may restrict installation of third-party firmware. The company specifically advised S21 operators already running Braiins OS not to move back through…
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Bitcoin mining firmware is moving beyond static tuning. BitFuFu says its BitFuFuOS system is now being used to intelligently overclock and underclock mining fleets in real time as electricity prices and market conditions change, turning ASIC firmware into part of the power-management layer of a large mining operation. The disclosure came during BitFuFu’s second-quarter 2026…
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When a Bitcoin mining site accumulates machines running on only two of three hashboards, the obvious fix can look deceptively simple: move good boards between chassis until more complete miners are hashing. A new September 24 field guide from ASIC Master argues that the idea is sound—but only when technicians treat hashboard compatibility as an…
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A Bitcoin mining facility in El Reno, Oklahoma, has been condemned after a failure in private water infrastructure on the property contributed to the loss of roughly 3.8 million gallons of municipal water, disrupted pressure across the city and forced local schools to close. The facility is associated with Athlon Blockchain Technology, which describes its…
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XDOF is moving unusually fast for a robotics infrastructure startup. Less than three months after emerging from stealth with a $70 million Series A, the Berkeley-founded company is reportedly in late-stage talks for a new Series B that could value it at roughly $1.2 billion. The reported talks matter because XDOF is not primarily selling…
