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Bloomberg just published an article on how some Russian company broke AES encryption. How about we try to deal with facts rather than google search proofs A h
by BelenusMordred 6y ago
Bloomberg just published an article on how some Russian company broke AES encryption.
How about we try to deal with facts rather than google search proofs
A huge amount of mining is located around Sichuan province, China or Pacific NW United States, all of it hydro-powered and excess electricity. Others players in the field are chasing wasted flaring from oil/gas fields and using that to power shipping containers full of ASIC's.
This argument gets tiring because at this point if there a large amount of wasted energy anywhere on Earth someone will eventually realise they could mine crypto with it instead. Heat, gas, you name it, everything is on the table.
Meanwhile we all lament not being able to take international flights for a year.