AI infrastructure
The physical layer of AI: who owns the power and sites, who rents the GPUs, and how Bitcoin miners and data center developers are turning energy into AI capacity.
Start with our guide to AI data centers, then read the operators in their own words.
- AI Infrastructure · Oct 11, 2026The ASIC Inevitability: Why Software Standardization Matters More
Genesis Mining's Philip Salter argues that accepting hardware specialization is the only path to preventing new monopolies in the mining ecosystem.
Recorded at Mining Disrupt Miami 2019 - AI Infrastructure · Oct 11, 2026HIVE's Two Engines: Bitcoin Cash Flow and AI Compute
HIVE COO Luke Rossy on using Bitcoin mining's daily revenue and operating discipline to build AI capacity, with a $660 million ARR goal for 2028.
Recorded at Mining Disrupt Miami 2026 - AI Infrastructure · Oct 10, 2026HIVE's AI Pivot: Mining Discipline as the Base for HPC Scale
Frank Holmes argues that the operational grit of Bitcoin mining is the only viable path for Hive into capital-intensive AI infrastructure.
Recorded at Mining Disrupt Dallas 2025
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March 22–24, 2027 · Irving Convention Center · Dallas
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