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Digital Assets (GDA), a major Bitcoin mining company, has unveiled three new
data centers in South Carolina, USA.
The company
stated that the decision to open new data centers in that part of the country
was influenced by its abundant and clean energy sources.
The mining
sites, which are domiciled in the Western region of the southeastern state, began
operations this year with a combined capacity of 33 megawatts (MW).
The first
data center, domiciled near the town of Anderson, has been operational since
February and has a total capacity of 18 MW.
The two other facilities, which are located between the towns of Union and Lockhart
with a total capacity of 15 MW, have been running since March.
According
to GDA, it is expanding its US-based data centers which now account for more
than 2% of the total hash rate of the Bitcoin network.
The Head
of North America, Ankit Joshi, said that the local communities welcomed the company
warmly as an opportunity for their economy.
Since
2013, GDA has built over 20 industrial-scale mining farms across North America,
Europe, and Central Asia, boasting a total power capacity of over 400 MW.
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