I think after being burnt twice (Avalon for one, Cryptx for two
), his interest has probably moved elsewhere or he only deals on a corporation level.
You are right, we are still in contact with him.
He has lost a lot of money with the Avalon delivery delay and the Cryptx bitburner bitfury deal.
After the Bitfury boards, he has developed and manufactured A1 boards with the same design in early 2014.
But after the miner prices are decreased in may, june - there was no way to selling these boards with any profit, the german production costs for PCB are too expensive.
We have bought 50 A1 boards in april from Burnin Mining and as the former boards they are great.
For example, the Coincraft Desk has a power efficiency of 1 Watt / GH/s, the bitburner A1 board using 0,825 Watt / GH/s at the same hashing power.
Our boards are mining since April, and no one fails...
In september we have started our green colocation project in Iceland (english translation will follow within the next few days):
https://cryptcoin.de/solutions/projectsWithin this project he has moved all his own A1 boards together with our boards to Iceland and they are still mining now.
(Look at the "green energy" picture, you can see the boards working in a rack.)
He had some ideas, for example developing new boards with Spondoolies chips, but at the moment there is no way to do this for a profitable market price.
Companies like Bitmaintech has own ASIC's and much lower PCB costs in China and nobody is willing to pay more money for "Made in Germany" like Burnin Mining boards.
Only the possible ROI is important.
If anyone has technical problems with his existing Burnin Mining boards, you can contact us and we will see how we can help.
This is the temporary end of the story right now...
regards
cryptcoin_de