Really? 
Do not you know what the MBP website is it?
https://megabigpower.com/aboutus (www last changed in July '14)
"In 2012 MegaBigPower began production of the BitFury 55nm ASIC mining chip. In 2014 we are producing cutting edge 28nm ASIC chips based on our own design. Our plan is to push the bitcoin mining network to an unprecedented rate of growth."
Today is 2015.
Parameters of MBP 28 chip: (https://megabigpower.com/faq (www last changed in July '14))
"Our next generation of mining gear is nearly completed. It will run at .5 watts / GH, or .5 MW / PH. We run 3x 30A 208v circuits in a 2' x 4' rack, which is about 15 KW. If any of that makes sense to you, please get in touch!"
Parameters of Cointerra 28nm chip:
https://cointerra.com/chip-technology-behind-bitcoin-phenomenon/
"The 28nm Asic is capable of processing 500Gigahash/s Bitcoin transactions and with power efficiency being the other important parameter, teh chip has a specfied power consumption of 0.5W/Gh/s."
Facts or conspiracy theory?
I wonder what he would say about all this lawyer.
I see. Let me explain the relationship between MBP and Picostocks. MBP builds and operates mines. Picostocks is a different company that offered a mining contract offering (shared mine ownership). Do not you know what the MBP website is it? https://megabigpower.com/aboutus (www last changed in July '14)
"In 2012 MegaBigPower began production of the BitFury 55nm ASIC mining chip. In 2014 we are producing cutting edge 28nm ASIC chips based on our own design. Our plan is to push the bitcoin mining network to an unprecedented rate of growth."
Today is 2015.
Parameters of MBP 28 chip: (https://megabigpower.com/faq (www last changed in July '14))
"Our next generation of mining gear is nearly completed. It will run at .5 watts / GH, or .5 MW / PH. We run 3x 30A 208v circuits in a 2' x 4' rack, which is about 15 KW. If any of that makes sense to you, please get in touch!"
Parameters of Cointerra 28nm chip:
https://cointerra.com/chip-technology-behind-bitcoin-phenomenon/
"The 28nm Asic is capable of processing 500Gigahash/s Bitcoin transactions and with power efficiency being the other important parameter, teh chip has a specfied power consumption of 0.5W/Gh/s."
Facts or conspiracy theory?
I wonder what he would say about all this lawyer.
I agreed to build and host the Picostocks mine, but MBP and Pico are different companies. We have our own goals and plans that may be discussed on forums or posted on our site, but those plans may have nothing to do with Picostocks or 500TH. I own MBP. I don't own Picostocks (or BioInfoBank).
Hope that clears up any confusion (or suspicion ).