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- Power and Grid · Oct 11, 2026Dream Power's Ben Johnson on Mining Hardware and AI Data Centers
Dream Power's Ben Johnson on running mining hardware out of Shenzhen: Bitmain and MicroBT ties, immersion cooling and an ETC miner for AI data centers.
Recorded at Mining Disrupt Fort Lauderdale 2025 - Power and Grid · Oct 11, 2026Digital Shovel's Blow Ventilation Bet on Mining
By forcing air with centrifugal blow instead of passive suction, Digital Shovel aims to fix heat recirculation in high-density containers.
Recorded at Mining Disrupt Fort Lauderdale 2025 - Founders · Oct 11, 2026Scaling the Mine: Modular Hardware, Enterprise Software
Genesis Mining's Philip Salter on why scaling past one site takes modular containers, management software that keeps years of data, and a central expert team.
Recorded at Mining Disrupt Covid Online 2020 - 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 - Power and Grid · Oct 11, 2026HMTech: Closed Loop Hydro Mining Reliability
Gerald Wilkie argues Bitcoin's next era is defined by eliminating operational chaos, not just raw power.
Recorded at Mining Disrupt Miami 2024 - 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 - Power and Grid · Oct 11, 2026Bitmain's Liquid-Cooled Miners Built for AI Data Centers
At Mining Disrupt Fort Lauderdale 2025, Bitmain's Yifan Hu pitched liquid-cooled miners that fit standard data centers, for operators weighing AI.
Recorded at Mining Disrupt Fort Lauderdale 2025 - Power and Grid · Oct 11, 2026The Flexibility Fight: ASICs, GPUs and the Multi-Coin Chip
Avnet ASIC and AzurEngine pitched a reconfigurable processor that lets miners switch coins while using far less power than a GPU.
Recorded at Mining Disrupt Covid Online 2020 - Founders · Oct 11, 2026Core Scientific: From 2019 Miner Pitch to AI Data Center Landlord
In 2019 Core Scientific pitched hosting as a software-run service. Seven years later it has all but left Bitcoin mining to rent power to AI.
Recorded at Mining Disrupt Miami 2019 - Data Centers · Oct 10, 2026The Heat Is On: Designing for the AI Cooling Crisis
Shane of Data Airflow explains why air cooling is failing AI data centers and how hybrid hydronic systems balance water usage, uptime, and cost.
Recorded at Mining Disrupt Fort Lauderdale 2025 - 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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