Canadian Government-Assisted Bitcoin Miner Files for Bankruptcy Owing Millions

By cineramaDecember 5, 2019Bitcoin Business

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Great North Data, a firm that ran bitcoin mining and AI processing data centers in Canada, has filed for bankruptcy.

According to bankruptcy filings late in November, the firm has […]

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