Solar ‘Bazooka’ Bitcoin mine warms warehouse amid Europe’s energy crisis
A warehouse in the Netherlands swapped out natural gas for Bitcoin miner heating — saving money, efficiency and the planet.
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A warehouse in the Netherlands swapped out natural gas for Bitcoin miner heating — saving money, efficiency and the planet.
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