Can Intel’s Bitcoin chip Bonanza Mine cut crypto’s carbon footprint?

By cineramaFebruary 18, 2022Bitcoin Business

Intel is getting into blockchain after announcing the Bonanza Mine, a special type of chip designed to help Bitcoin miners generate new tokens. The chipmaker says its device will […]

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Can Intel’s Bitcoin chip Bonanza Mine cut crypto’s carbon footprint?

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