Pics of Huge Hosting Mine Under Construction, (Dec 2015 Update: We've moved)

[Dalkore]

What happened to this place?

I would also like to know. From reading other threads it looks like customers miners are going offline and they are not responding to their emails or posting on here but their website is still up. Are these people still in business?

They may still be but over time the market will filter them out. 

I just find it odd they went silent.  Seems like they spent a lot to just stop and give up.   (unless they happen to found a whale and selling space to big buyers).

They had some problems it sounded like.  But I would think they would still be fighting for business.  Just odd to see them go silent and not talk about it.

I believe you may be correct about having a single large client.  I will reach out to them and see if they have any updates.  I want to see more viable hosting businesses not less, if more keep going out of business then I will have a ton of demand and will have to be more selective.   

[ASICSPACE]

Hi all,

I know it's been some time since I updated this thread.

We were forced to move locations due to inadequate cooling provisioned by the facility owner.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Robert

[notlist3d]

Hi all,

I know it's been some time since I updated this thread.

We were forced to move locations due to inadequate cooling provisioned by the facility owner.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Robert

Are you able to share pictures of new location?  I'm curious what it looks like compared to old one.

That seems like a pretty big move. Is it already done or still working on it?

[ASICSPACE]

Hi all,

I know it's been some time since I updated this thread.

We were forced to move locations due to inadequate cooling provisioned by the facility owner.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Robert

Are you able to share pictures of new location?  I'm curious what it looks like compared to old one.

That seems like a pretty big move. Is it already done or still working on it?

It was a large undertaking, but it definitely was the right move. I'd had enough of the situation, so when the opportunity to leave presented itself, I took it.

It took my team and about two dozen temp workers several hours to clear the space of my customer's miners and my business' property.

The move was done secretly in the night. Had the facility owner gotten word that I was going to empty the place, the doors would surely have been locked before I would have the chance to relocate my customers.

The move was rocky. I'd be lying if I said there was no downtime, but most of my customers got steep discounts in exchange.

Here's a picture of the new place:

https://i.imgur.com/l5ixQoH.jpg

Our customers are currently happy and we're selling at $55 per kw month.

[dmwardjr]

Looks like LordPaco and ASICSPACE worked up a business arrangement:

How did this get to page 2?  



There's the other 500KVA coming online. Under construction please don't mind the mess.

I'll announce here I plan on bringing a 4MVA/20k sqft facility online by the end of the year.  

[notlist3d]

Looks like LordPaco and them worked up a business arrangement:

Nicely done on spotting the place.  Sure enough in the corner exact same power and looks the same overall. 

I wish I knew what a operation like that is getting their KW at on price.  That is the bad thing about bitcoin and private owners is there is a lot you just will not ever know.  Although I'm sure some see that as a advantage and it could be in some points.

[dmwardjr]

Looks like LordPaco and them worked up a business arrangement:

Nicely done on spotting the place.  Sure enough in the corner exact same power and looks the same overall. 

I wish I knew what a operation like that is getting their KW at on price.  That is the bad thing about bitcoin and private owners is there is a lot you just will not ever know.  Although I'm sure some see that as a advantage and it could be in some points.

$55 is a damn good rate per kW demand each month to host.  Very hard to beat that.

[notlist3d]

Looks like LordPaco and them worked up a business arrangement:

Nicely done on spotting the place.  Sure enough in the corner exact same power and looks the same overall. 

I wish I knew what a operation like that is getting their KW at on price.  That is the bad thing about bitcoin and private owners is there is a lot you just will not ever know.  Although I'm sure some see that as a advantage and it could be in some points.

$55 is a damn good rate per kW demand each month to host.  Very hard to beat that.

That is what I'm thinking to.  And if they are making money at that rate... dang they got something good going.

As that rate looks pretty attractive I have to admit.

[dmwardjr]

Looks like LordPaco and them worked up a business arrangement:

Nicely done on spotting the place.  Sure enough in the corner exact same power and looks the same overall.  

I wish I knew what a operation like that is getting their KW at on price.  That is the bad thing about bitcoin and private owners is there is a lot you just will not ever know.  Although I'm sure some see that as a advantage and it could be in some points.

$55 is a damn good rate per kW demand each month to host.  Very hard to beat that.

That is what I'm thinking to.  And if they are making money at that rate... dang they got something good going.

As that rate looks pretty attractive I have to admit.

That basically equivalent to the following rate: $0.08185 (8.185 cents) per kWH

[ASICSPACE]

Looks like LordPaco and them worked up a business arrangement:

Nicely done on spotting the place.  Sure enough in the corner exact same power and looks the same overall.  

I wish I knew what a operation like that is getting their KW at on price.  That is the bad thing about bitcoin and private owners is there is a lot you just will not ever know.  Although I'm sure some see that as a advantage and it could be in some points.

$55 is a damn good rate per kW demand each month to host.  Very hard to beat that.

That is what I'm thinking to.  And if they are making money at that rate... dang they got something good going.

As that rate looks pretty attractive I have to admit.

That basically equivalent to the following rate: $0.08185 (8.185 cents) per kWH

That calculator is a bit off.

There are 365 days in a year. With 24 hours a day that's 8760 hours in a year. Divide by the twelve months of the year and you find that there are on average 730 hours in a month.

$55 per kilowatt month, divided by 730 = 7.53 cents per kwh.

[dmwardjr]

Thanks for bringing that to my attention.  I believe I found a more accurate calculator:  $0.076389 per kWH.  [30.416667 Days in each month on average.]

[ShrykeZ]

Looks like LordPaco and ASICSPACE worked up a business arrangement:

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How did this get to page 2?  

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There's the other 500KVA coming online. Under construction please don't mind the mess.

I'll announce here I plan on bringing a 4MVA/20k sqft facility online by the end of the year.  

Amazing spot and the place looks really amazing, glad the move went as smooth as possible.

I see there is empty slots there, still planning on expanding or is there some limitations?

[ASICSPACE]

Looks like LordPaco and ASICSPACE worked up a business arrangement:

img~

How did this get to page 2?  

img~

There's the other 500KVA coming online. Under construction please don't mind the mess.

I'll announce here I plan on bringing a 4MVA/20k sqft facility online by the end of the year.  

Amazing spot and the place looks really amazing, glad the move went as smooth as possible.

I see there is empty slots there, still planning on expanding or is there some limitations?

Thanks for the encouraging words.

I am working with LordPaco and I'm very proud to be doing so.
The man is passionate about Bitcoin and mining, and he knows how to set his mind on his goals.

[ASICSPACE]

Looks like LordPaco and ASICSPACE worked up a business arrangement:

img~

How did this get to page 2?  

img~

There's the other 500KVA coming online. Under construction please don't mind the mess.

I'll announce here I plan on bringing a 4MVA/20k sqft facility online by the end of the year.  

Amazing spot and the place looks really amazing, glad the move went as smooth as possible.

I see there is empty slots there, still planning on expanding or is there some limitations?

Also, the empty slots you see is capacity we are currently selling at 7.5 cents/kwh ($55 per kw-month).
Hosting includes remote access to your miner through a portal on our website, and we're fully insured through Farmers.

[Monnt]

Could you provide us miners for an opening date, so we can be ready to see a new name come up in the block mining list?

Do you guys have a name for your mining center?

[ASICSPACE]

Could you provide us miners for an opening date, so we can be ready to see a new name come up in the block mining list?

Do you guys have a name for your mining center?

We're open right now.
Currently we're still called ASICSPACE but are considering rebranding after the issues we had at the previous facility before we moved our customer base to LordPaco's facility.

Informally we call the mine "The Coop".

[notlist3d]

Could you provide us miners for an opening date, so we can be ready to see a new name come up in the block mining list?

Do you guys have a name for your mining center?

We're open right now.
Currently we're still called ASICSPACE but are considering rebranding after the issues we had at the previous facility before we moved our customer base to LordPaco's facility.

Informally we call the mine "The Coop".

I do like your price on electricity "$55 per kilowatt month, divided by 730 = 7.53 cents per kwh.".  That is pretty hard to beat on other hosting.

Do you get access to your miners of if you wanted to change something do you submit like a ticket?   Also how is the heat now that you moved?

[dmwardjr]

Do you get access to your miners of if you wanted to change something do you submit like a ticket?   Also how is the heat now that you moved?

Also, the empty slots you see is capacity we are currently selling at 7.5 cents/kwh ($55 per kw-month).
Hosting includes remote access to your miner through a portal on our website, and we're fully insured through Farmers.

[ASICSPACE]

Could you provide us miners for an opening date, so we can be ready to see a new name come up in the block mining list?

Do you guys have a name for your mining center?

We're open right now.
Currently we're still called ASICSPACE but are considering rebranding after the issues we had at the previous facility before we moved our customer base to LordPaco's facility.

Informally we call the mine "The Coop".

I do like your price on electricity "$55 per kilowatt month, divided by 730 = 7.53 cents per kwh.".  That is pretty hard to beat on other hosting.

Do you get access to your miners of if you wanted to change something do you submit like a ticket?   Also how is the heat now that you moved?

You'll get remote access through a portal on our website. Once you've logged into the portal, you'll see little tiles. Each tile represents a miner and displays hashrate and temperature. If you click on the tile, you can access the miner's internal configuration page. An authentication dialog will pop up just as if you were on your local network.

If there is a mechanical problem you'd just text me or submit a ticket and we'd get it taken care of.

Right now the cooling is fabulous, but that's not saying much since it's December.

What I can say is: LordPaco has over 100kw of his own miners in the mine, unlike how in our previous facility, where the owner had none. LordPaco has a strong interest in keeping the place functional; he's not going to let his own equipment fry.

Robert

[lama-hunter]

i really prechiate thoose services But for me i think its a bit to far. iam from the EU country and think the shipping will be more cost than the profits for so far
*g*

regards
lama-hunter