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ARTICLE · 19 APRIL 2018

Optimizing Data Centers To Meet The Needs Of Cryptocurrency Miners

Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C.
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Data centers are the twenty-first century nexus between the commercial real estate and telecommunication business sectors.

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Data centers are the twenty-first century nexus between the commercial real estate and telecommunication business sectors. Owners, operators and developers of data centers face the difficult task of continually adapting to the rapidly evolving priorities of their ever expanding clientele in order to remain competitive and appealing to the largest number of actual and potential consumers. Cryptocurrencies based on Blockchain-secured transactions have been thrust into the public eye and have become the face of next generation investment opportunities with the spectacular rise and fall of the value of Bitcoin and Ethereum (among others). This post provides a glimpse into how data center owners, operators and developers can optimize their facilities by dedicating data centers with low overhead (achieved primarily by reducing cooling, redundancy and security expenses) to the exponentially growing cryptocurrency mining industry. A full length article will follow this post in

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