If this machine can be a "gpu miner" it would mean the end of gpu mining. It would result in many issues and completely alter the entire mining world.
The key is how many algos will it do?
And will we have 5 or 10
say
AA3
BB3
CC3
DD3
EE3
FF3
GG3
HH3
II3
JJ3
all of the above do 3 to 5 algos and gpus are killed off.
MY thoughts would be
AMD
NVIDIA
INTEL
Every graphic card builder
and the desktop pc industry would get hurt.
Bitmain needs to step very carefully here.
As a miner for a lot of years I am happy to be mostly in cash at the moment.
The key is how many algos will it do?
And will we have 5 or 10
say
AA3
BB3
CC3
DD3
EE3
FF3
GG3
HH3
II3
JJ3
all of the above do 3 to 5 algos and gpus are killed off.
MY thoughts would be
AMD
NVIDIA
INTEL
Every graphic card builder
and the desktop pc industry would get hurt.
Bitmain needs to step very carefully here.
As a miner for a lot of years I am happy to be mostly in cash at the moment.
That was my thought at first, then I realized that Bitmain would be competing against the likes of several companies with market caps in the $10B - $200B range and millions - literally millions - of already deployed GPUs. Oh, and you can bet those Bitmain miners will feature their legendary quality...
So now I'm thinking this will be the proverbial tempest in a teapot.