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Maybe we should wait to see who gets to market first, they don't have it and we don't have it.

Maybe you should have thought of that before incorrectly announcing the "World's Fastest Bitcoin Mining Chip".

I don't know that it was incorrect, I checked their specifications in their thread. The specifications in their thread
showed that their chip ran at a maximum of 10 GH/s. They have not announced their chip in any kinda of Press
Release nor have they announced on the front of their website. All they have done is put a little note in the back
of their news releases. Why have they not put it on their front page?

I have quite a bit of shares in ActM, but I also have 11 Jupiters ordered as well.

The chips are 100GH minimum.

Merc is 1 chip
Saturn is 2 Chips
Jupiter is 4 Chips

The chips are rather large (55mm x 55mm Package) the last time I checked. They released specs on their website recently.

Each one of their "news" articles is basically a "press release" and it is stated pretty clearly....

Yes, I had to dig for the information. We will see how it turn out.

Now, they can't beat this can they? "World's Fastest Bitcoin Mining Machine" 24.576 TH/s.

Not unless they make a machine with 246 Chips.

Yes, and tbh I wonder how they are going to cool that big chip. I can see why they are going to need liquid cooling.
I am up for a good race.

It is generally considered a bad idea to badmouth competition, especially if you don't have a working product. AND claiming to have the fastest mining machine? 24,756 TH/s for over 500.000$? After looking at the specs for your product, the space occupied by that monster and the heat it would produce you would need a complete serverroom with approx. 30 kw in cooling.... Wow. Everyone who can afford that can easily produce his own asics with a little more investment.

ALSO: Self moderated topic? Meh, smells like scam.

I don't think I was bad mouthing the competition. Yes, It does required a lot of power and cooling.