The cryptocurrency mining company Core Scientific has
released its production and operations update for August, highlighting 206,000
owned and co-located Bitcoin miners. The company managed to produce 965
self-mined Bitcoins and an estimated 403 Bitcoins from co-located miners.
Comparatively, in July,
Core Scientific operated 210,000 owned and co-located Bitcoin miners. During
this period, the company successfully produced 1,022 self-mined Bitcoins, with
an additional 493 Bitcoins generated from co-located customers. According to
the company’s report, Core Scientific posted a potential rate of 22.2 EH/s at
its data center facilities in Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, North Dakota,
and Texas.
Similarly, in June, Core
Scientific maintained its 210,000 owned and co-located Bitcoin miners. During
this month, the company generated 1,030 self-mined Bitcoins and an additional
508 Bitcoins for co-location customers. With approximately 144,000 self-mined
Bitcoin miners in operations, constituting nearly 69% of the total miner count,
the company had a self-mining hash rate of 15 EH/s in June.
Co-location agreement is
a form of contract recently entered by Core Scientific with its customers.
These agreements allow the company to receive a portion of Bitcoin
