Hive Digital Technologies, a prominent player in cryptocurrency mining, has recently announced a significant expansion of its global operations. The company's latest move involves the acquisition of a new property and data center in Boden, Sweden. This acquisition is set to enhance Hive's Bitcoin production capabilities significantly.
The newly acquired property, previously part of the European Union’s Horizon 2020 project, marks a substantial step in Hive's expansion strategy. The company entered a property transfer agreement with Turis AB, underlining its commitment to fortify its presence in the cryptocurrency mining landscape. This strategic location in Sweden, positioned near Hive’s existing data center, is poised to become a key asset in the company's portfolio.
Consistent with Hive's dedication to environmental sustainability, the new data center in Sweden will adhere to the company's green energy practices. Johanna Thornblad, Hive's country president for Sweden, highlighted this expansion as a testament to Hive's commitment to environmental responsibility and energy efficiency. The facility is expected to house the next generation of Application-Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC) servers, a crucial component in enhancing Bitcoin production.
In a strategic shift earlier this year, Hive Digital Technologies rebranded itself by dropping the term “blockchain” from its official name. This move signifies the company's evolving focus towards financial opportunities in artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing, and graphics processing units (GPUs). Despite the emphasis on AI, Hive remains deeply involved in Bitcoin and cryptocurrency mining, with its leadership affirming the synergistic coexistence of blockchain
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