Bitcoin miners look to software to help balance the Texas grid
Bitcoin mining can help balance electrical grids, but software can help ensure that miners are able to power on and off in seconds.
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Bitcoin mining can help balance electrical grids, but software can help ensure that miners are able to power on and off in seconds.
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