Samsung launches new 7NM chip, which may benefit crypto miners

Samsung launches new 7NM chip, which may benefit crypto miners

According to Cointelegraph, Samsung has launched the 7nm Low Power Plus (7LPP) process, which can reduce energy consumption by 50%. Although Samsung did not disclose the names of the first customers to use the new 7LPP manufacturing technology, the company hinted that the first customers to use the new chips will target mobile and high-performance computing (HPC) applications.

This could reportedly have a positive impact on crypto miners using Samsung hardware, as energy costs have proven to be a key factor in profitability in the industry.

<<:  Monero has successfully completed the hard fork upgrade at 20:32

>>:  Bitcoin mining giant Bitfury to use blockchain technology to protect copyright

Recommend

A woman with a mole on her collarbone is a "heartthrob"

Is it good for a woman to have a mole on her coll...

How to tell IQ from facial features

In addition to revealing a person's fortune, ...

What does a woman with deep nasolabial folds mean?

Do you know what nasolabial folds are? The nasola...

Palmistry that indicates rapid success in middle age

Palmistry that indicates rapid success in middle ...

Rich people have no worries about money

1. People with broad foreheads are rich. The best...

These people with these faces are the most stingy in life

These people with these faces are the most stingy...

Next time BTC difficulty will rise to 7.20T

Currently, the BTC mining difficulty has been adj...

These faces will make plans for themselves every year

We all know that many people like to set plans fo...

Naughty America to Return to Accepting Bitcoin Payments

According to TNW , Naughty America CEO Andreas Hr...

How is the love luck of people with delicate noses?

Many people hope that every part of their body is...

Plutus raises $1 million as competition heats up for Bitcoin NFC payments

There are still only a few merchants in the world...

How to judge career by women's facial features

Women's careers are now more competitive in s...