Intel to stop manufacturing Bitcoin mining chips, here’s why

By cineramaApril 19, 2023Bitcoin Business

United States-based chip manufacturing giant Intel has decided to terminate its line of Bitcoin mining processors as part of cost-cutting measures. It has only been a year since Intel […]

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Intel to stop manufacturing Bitcoin mining chips, here’s why

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