Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It
Let me get this straight, Bitfurys estimate of 0.2 w/gh is 2-3 times better than AM's estimate of 0.22 w/gh?
Yawn.
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And where did you hear Spondoolies was aiming for 0.1w/gh this year? (not that it matters as they miss more targets than AM)
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/guy-corem-ceo-spondoolies-tech-speaks-miners-future-mining/Quote
That is an excellent timetable. With the faster specs will heat be more of a problem?
Guy: No, itll have the same package and thermal as the 2nd gen but at a much higher hash-rate an much reduced cost
Its a design to compete and win in the 1,000 PH/s era (2015) We want to be able to offer 0.2$/GHs solution to our customers with 0.1W/GHs. We are not there yet, but Im confident in our team ability to achieve it on 28nm.
If in October they haven't got the simulations to 0.1J/GH, I wouldn't be hopeful on them getting silicon by the end of the year at that level. If they can though, make props to them. That's 3.4x more efficient than their current chip on the same process node.Guy: No, itll have the same package and thermal as the 2nd gen but at a much higher hash-rate an much reduced cost
Its a design to compete and win in the 1,000 PH/s era (2015) We want to be able to offer 0.2$/GHs solution to our customers with 0.1W/GHs. We are not there yet, but Im confident in our team ability to achieve it on 28nm.