Samsung has confirmed that it has started making application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs) chips which are used to mine Bitcoin, Ether, and other cryptocurrencies. According to TechCrunch, Samsung is "currently engaged in the manufacturing of cryptocurrrency mining chips". With Samsung entering the crypto-mining sphere, it will rival with Beijing-based Bitmain which supplies 70% of the world's bitcon ASICs. Read more in our articles including "Samsung's now working on ASIC chips for cryptocurrency mining" and "Samsung i900 Omnia Philippine Price".
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Sep 25, 2008Samsung has confirmed that it has started making application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs) chips which are used to mine Bitcoin, Ether, and other cryptocurrencies. According to TechCrunch, Samsung is "currently engaged in the manufacturing of cryptocurrrency mining chips".
With Samsung entering the crypto-mining sphere, it will rival with Beijing-based Bitmain which supplies 70% of the world's bitcon ASICs.
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