Luxor expands hardware business to GPUs, helping bitcoin mining companies transition to AI infrastructure
Jinse Finance reported that Luxor, a company focused on mining infrastructure, has announced the expansion of its hardware business to cover GPUs, servers, storage, and networking equipment, in order to support bitcoin mining companies transitioning to AI and high-performance computing (HPC). Luxor is extending its experience in ASIC procurement to AI hardware, offering end-to-end services from equipment procurement and financing to deployment, and has established direct supply relationships with manufacturers such as Dell and Lenovo. The company stated that global bitcoin mining already has nearly 20GW of data center capacity, providing a natural resource advantage for AI hosting. Luxor also supports instant monetization of computing power through its cloud platform Tenki.
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