Core Scientific ($CORZ) plans to exit Bitcoin ($BTC) mining entirely by year-end and focus on AI data centers. Its high-density colocation revenue reached $215.4M in Q3, more…
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Core Scientific ($CORZ) plans to exit Bitcoin ($BTC) mining entirely by year-end and focus on AI data centers.
Its high-density colocation revenue reached $215.4M in Q3, more than 14 times last year'…
Core Scientific ($CORZ) plans to exit Bitcoin ($BTC) mining entirely by year-end and focus on AI data centers.
Its high-density colocation revenue reached $215.4M in Q3, more than 14 times last year's level, driven by demand from AI customers.
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