Bitcoin Miners Own Something AI Developers Can't Build Fast Enough
Bitcoin (BTC) mining sites have become some of the scarcest permitted power capacity in the United States. With 151 data center restrictions still active, AI developers face years of waiting to plug in anywhere new. CoinShares cited at least 225 data center moratoriums or restrictions in its second-quarter mining report. The clampdown turns already energized The post Bitcoin Miners Own Something AI Developers Can't Build Fast Enough appeared first on BeInCrypto.
Key Takeaways
- Bitcoin (BTC) mining sites have become some of the scarcest permitted power capacity in the United States.
- With 151 data center restrictions still active, AI developers face years of waiting to plug in anywhere new.
- CoinShares cited at least 225 data center moratoriums or restrictions in its second-quarter mining report.
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