From Oilfields to Crypto Fields: Halliburton Invests in Bitcoin Mining Startup
Halliburton, the world’s second-biggest oilfield services firm, has taken a step into the bitcoin (BTC) mining space by investing in Austin-based startup 360 Energy. The move, made through Halliburton Labs, was highlight...
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