A report from Cambridge exploring bitcoin mining shows the U.S. as the dominant global player and China in second despite the country’s ban last year. New data from Cambridge details a portrait for ...

So, what caused this purported enormous whiplash in mining activity from a CCAF-reported high of 75% in September 2019, to 0%, and now back to 20%? Since July 2021, Bitcoin’s hash rate has grown at a ...

By shortening the mining duration and reducing both energy consumption and emissions, this method could set a new standard in the industry, particularly in China, which dominates global rare earth ...

A more sustainable way to increase rare earth production, while decreasing mining time, energy use and limiting waste, has been developed by Chinese researchers. Based on electric fields ...

Bitcoin mining stocks continued to plummet on Monday in reaction to President Donald Trump’s announcement of tariffs on China ...