Phoenix Group Boosts Ethiopia Bitcoin Mining Capacity to 132 MW
Phoenix Group has expanded its Bitcoin mining operations in Ethiopia, securing an additional 52 megawatts, bringing its total capacity there to 132 megawatts and surpassing 500 megawatts globally across five countries. D...
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