Blockware is proud to announce its strategic expansion into the High-Performance Computing (HPC) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) sectors. Building upon our established network and expertise in blockchain infrastructure, we now offer the latest high-performance GPU servers and AI-optimized hardware directly to our clients, including data centers and enterprise customers.
This move comes at a pivotal time, as the global AI market continues its rapid growth. Valued at approximately $757.58 billion in 2025, it’s projected to reach around $3.68 trillion by 2034, reflecting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 19.20%, according to an article published by Precedence Research. Notably, 78% of global companies report using AI in their business operations according to McKinsey, with 92% planning to increase their investment in AI over the next three years.
In alignment with these trends, Blockware is developing a new HPC marketplace, modeled after our successful Bitcoin mining marketplace. This platform will facilitate seamless access to high-performance computing resources for all industry, academic and research sectors, catering to the growing demand for AI and machine learning applications.
Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to innovate and support our clients in navigating the evolving technological landscape.
For further information about current HPC and GPU products and solutions available at Blockware please contact sales@blockwaresolutions.com or reach out here.
🚨Win a FREE Bitcoin Miner🚨
Bitcoin 2025 in Las Vegas is right around the corner! This is the biggest, most exciting annual event in the Bitcoin world — and we want to celebrate! Blockware is giving away a free Antminer S21+ (~$6,000 value)!
Entering this giveaway is simple: purchase a miner on the Blockware Marketplace. Any miner. It can be the cheapest miner on the Marketplace or the most expensive. 1 Miner = 1 Entry.
The best part? Use the code ‘VEGAS25’ to get $50 off each miner!
Good luck.
Trump Family Backed ‘American Bitcoin’ To Go Public
Through a merger with Gryphon ($GRYP), ‘American Bitcoin’, the pure-play Bitcoin mining subsidiary of Hut7 ($HUT) is going to become publicly traded. American Bitcoin made headlines earlier this year due to the Trump Families investment into the company and position on the board of directors. American Bitcoin will soon begin trading on Nasdaq under the ticker ‘ABTC’.
This is bullish for Bitcoin, Bitcoin Mining, and America’s relative position in these industries. However, investors should be initially weary of the stock. The float of the shares will be heavily tilted towards existing American Bitcoin private equity holders, not owners of $GRYP. According to Gryphon’s press release: “Gryphon stockholders are expected to own approximately 2% of the combined company, and former American Bitcoin stockholders will own approximately 98%.”
Miner Returns Since Halving
Given the recent rally in the BTC price, now’s a good time to take a look back on how Bitcoin Miners have performed since the 2024 halving. We’ll look at 3 charts to gauge the returns of mining so far in the 3.125 epoch. Starting with Hashprice.
It’s been volatile but over the past 13 months, ‘Hashprice’ (miner revenue per terahash) has averaged about $0.05/Th/Day. All things considered, this has been a great performance and a bottom seems to have been established in terms of miner revenue. Multiple re-tests of the lows have been successfully won by the bulls, and it’s likely that the past year’s performance will be the ‘bear market’ of this epoch for Bitcoin miners. Many bullish catalysts are emerging that could send the BTC price, and consequently, miner revenue, much higher over the next 3 years.
Daily Miner Revenue & Cost (BTC Terms)
For our return analysis, we’re using the following parameters:
1 BTC Deployment on Halving Day (4/19/2024)
BTC Price at the Time: ~$64,000
S21 Price at the Time: $30/T (~$6,000 per Unit)
1 BTC Deployment= ~10.7 units
The following chart shows the amount of BTC mined each day by this fleet as well as the amount spent on electricity, in BTC terms – the orange line tracks the accumulated BTC profits. Over the past year this fleet of miners has accumulated ~0.23 BTC subtracting electricity costs.
Here we see the return on capital in both BTC terms and USD terms. From the start of the analysis, this miner has earned ~23% of their BTC-denominated capital and ~38% of their USD-denominated capital.
That’s not all though. These S21’s currently resell for ~$22/T. Based on that resale value, 10.7 units have a current salvage value of ~$47,000 (~0.45 BTC). Factoring in the machine salvage value and, in just over 1 year, this miner has returned 68% of their capital in Bitcoin terms and 140% of their capital in dollar terms. With 3 years left before the next Bitcoin halving, Bitcoin miners will likely end up with far more BTC than what is originally deployed into mining hardware.
The above analysis benefits from Blockware’s Mining-as-a-Service. Without using a reliable mining partner like Blockware, would-be miners would have to deploy additional capital into their own mining infrastructure, cooling solutions, etc. Using Blockware’s Mining-as-a-Service, the only upfront cost is the miners themselves. This enables a seamless, hands off experience with a much lower capital expense, and a much quicker time between capital deployment and machines coming online.
Right now Blockware is offering free 30-minute consultations with our mining professionals. This is your chance to speak with an expert to learn more about Bitcoin Mining and to see if it makes sense for your financial goals. Click here to sign up.
Click here to check out Blockware’s Hashrate Marketplace where you can see real-time analytics on our miners, and make an immediate purchase using BTC or fiat. Check out the sheet below for information on pricing, timelines, etc. for bulk orders (5 or more units)
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