Cairnsmore2 - What would you like?

[bit_wizard]

As am I.

[eestimees]

+1

[Bendex]

ok i m in also

but do you have  an idea of when?

and if you have a wholesale price ,i would be interested in more than one

We won't talk about the detail until we are ready. It's really market evaluation at the moment and whilst the base technology is in Cairnsmore2 we still have a little jump to what would be Cairnsmore3. That timeline is stretchy as this is one of many projects that we are doing and it isn't our most important project commercially. We also have a very major product launch coming so everyone here will involved in that for the next 2 months and that will hit everything that we do. So rather than promise timescales, as certain of competitors would do and then fail badly to keep them, I won't fix a timescale that could easily get broken. I know that will be a pain to people making decisions but just talking about what we are doing it is the best I can offer currently.
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You have thousands of people willing to pay you $20,000 for a product, and it isn't a priority? You guys must be doing very well indeed.

[Entropy-uc]

ok i m in also

but do you have  an idea of when?

and if you have a wholesale price ,i would be interested in more than one

We won't talk about the detail until we are ready. It's really market evaluation at the moment and whilst the base technology is in Cairnsmore2 we still have a little jump to what would be Cairnsmore3. That timeline is stretchy as this is one of many projects that we are doing and it isn't our most important project commercially. We also have a very major product launch coming so everyone here will involved in that for the next 2 months and that will hit everything that we do. So rather than promise timescales, as certain of competitors would do and then fail badly to keep them, I won't fix a timescale that could easily get broken. I know that will be a pain to people making decisions but just talking about what we are doing it is the best I can offer currently.

You have thousands of people willing to pay you $20,000 for a product, and it isn't a priority? You guys must be doing very well indeed.
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That is the catch-22 of this paradigm shift in Bitcoin.  The first couple hundred people you sell 1 TH/s hardware to for $20k will be very happy campers.  The next 1000, not so much.  The 1000 after that will probably try to renege on the purchase.

[SyRenity]

Interested indeed in this 1 THash unit.

[rocks]

You have thousands of people willing to pay you $20,000 for a product, and it isn't a priority? You guys must be doing very well indeed.

That's because Enterpoint is a real hardware company in operation for many years, it also means they'll be able to deliver on what they offer

[cimpex]

+1

[jbower]

I know my two cairnsmore1s are still working hard and I have hit my ROI so it's time for an upgrade, count me as +1.

[jml]

Any news on stock with Cairnsmore1 or 2? Just showing an interest on proven FPGA technology than (vapourware) ASIC

[segfault88]

Also very interested.

[JackH]

Great company with a great product! The Carinsmore1 is the only FPGA that keeps on pumping out constant rate mhash compared to other FPGA's I bought. Their customer support is stellar and their product rocks. If these guys were to produce ASIC hardware I would be all in!

[Bicknellski]

No news is good news?

How are things coming along?

[jml]

The Carinsmore1 is the only FPGA that keeps on pumping out constant rate mhash compared to other FPGA's I bought.

Imo the Ztex has not failed me yet. Which other fpga's did you buy.

[ebereon]

I'm interested too 

[yohan]

Any news on stock with Cairnsmore1 or 2? Just showing an interest on proven FPGA technology than (vapourware) ASIC

Other that the current preorder on CM1 no formal news as yet on what we will do with CM2/3/4. We are currently in the middle of what is an important major launch of an important non-bitcoin product and everyone here is involved.  Hence everything else, including email response, is on slow turn whilst kick this new product into life.

We will be trying to catch up this weekend on the preorder deposits and other enquiries so we will try and get back to everyone so do bear with us whilst we catch up.

[crazyearner]

Any news on stock with Cairnsmore1 or 2? Just showing an interest on proven FPGA technology than (vapourware) ASIC

Other that the current preorder on CM1 no formal news as yet on what we will do with CM2/3/4. We are currently in the middle of what is an important major launch of an important non-bitcoin product and everyone here is involved.  Hence everything else, including email response, is on slow turn whilst kick this new product into life.

We will be trying to catch up this weekend on the preorder depositits and other equiries so we will try and get back to everyone so do bear with us whilst we catch up.

None bitcoin product can you provide me details of this ?? Are you referring to LTC?

[Tigggger]

I love the idea of something around the 5GH mark, if you retain a similar pricing structure (bulk discounts) and modular ability of the cairnsmore 1 then it allows people of all levels to get involved, and it's great you are in the UK

Needless to say this will all depend on the cost, but very interested.

[jml]

Any news on stock with Cairnsmore1 or 2? Just showing an interest on proven FPGA technology than (vapourware) ASIC

Other that the current preorder on CM1 no formal news as yet on what we will do with CM2/3/4. We are currently in the middle of what is an important major launch of an important non-bitcoin product and everyone here is involved.  Hence everything else, including email response, is on slow turn whilst kick this new product into life.

We will be trying to catch up this weekend on the preorder depositits and other equiries so we will try and get back to everyone so do bear with us whilst we catch up.

None bitcoin product can you provide me details of this ?? Are you referring to LTC?

I think Yohan might be referring to other FPGA applications that exist in the market; bitcoin FPGA mining has become part of the FPGA market for now. FPGA technology can be used for a number of High Performance Computing (HPC) applications. To name a few here, such areas are bioinformatics, brute force cryptographic analysis and AI applications such as image processing, amongst many others.

[Zeronic]

I really like the direction this might be going.

[ryepdx]

Yeah, I'd be interested in a 1 Th/s miner. Would also be interested in smaller miners from you guys at lower price points as well.