Intel is set to release an 'ultra-low voltage, energy-efficient Bitcoin mining ASIC,' according to reports 🔥
that aims to make the process "more distributed and efficient in every way." One of the company's executives, Thomas Templeton, explained:
"For most people, mining rigs are hard to find. Once you’ve managed to track them down, they’re expensive and delivery can be unpredictable." He added that Block wants to make it so that "anyone, anywhere, can easily purchase a mining rig" — all while ensuring equipment is reliable and eliminates common issues such as heat dissipation and dust that means "they also become non-functional almost every day, which requires a time-consuming reboot."
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