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Bitcoin miners are ditching crypto for the more profitable AI

The Bitcoin mining reward has been reduced after Bitcoin halving, and that’s driving some companies to shift from Bitcoin mining centers to artificial intelligence data centers. Read more...

By: Quartz India

Jul 21 2024
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Bitcoin miners are ditching crypto for the more profitable AI

The Bitcoin mining reward has been reduced after Bitcoin halving, and thats driving some companies to shift from Bitcoin mining centers to artificial intelligence data centers.
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Prince Constantijn of the Netherlands, a special envoy to Techleap startup accelerator, says Europe risks falling behind the US and China by over-regulating AI (Ryan Browne/CNBC)