Singapore's Bitdeer buys 200 acres in Texas for $100M for AI data-center expansion
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Crypto miner's $100 million land buy advances Xebec megasite in Rockdale
A cryptocurrency mining company has acquired 200 acres at a former Alcoa aluminum smelter site in Central Texas where a Dallas-based real estate firm plans a massive redevelopment.
Cryptocurrency Miner Spends $100M on Property at Former Alcoa Site
Bitdeer Technologies Group spent $100 million on 200 acres at the former Alcoa Corp. site in Milan County. The Austin Business Journal reports the company plans to use that land to expand artificial intelligence and high-performance computing operations. Among other things, the company is a cryptocurrency miner. The company said it now owns and operates ...
Singapore's Bitdeer buys 200 acres in Texas for $100M for AI data-center expansion
Bitdeer Technologies Group, a Singapore-headquartered technology company for AI and Bitcoin mining infrastructure, has bought about 200 acres of undeveloped land in Milam County, Texas, for $100 million in cash, to expand its planned AI and high-performance-computing data-center operations.
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