Missoula County looks to limit Bitcoin operations

By cineramaJune 4, 2018Bitcoin Business

Jim Howard, the superintendent of Bonner School District, points to Spokane LLC’s bitcoin data center at the Bonner Mill in 2017. The plant emanates a loud humming from fans […]

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