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PowerCompute mines 8.1 BTC in September and reports $89,000 in energy sales
The October 8 preliminary update separates Bitcoin production from heat-related power sales. We examine the operating comparison and what the figures cannot establish.
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TSMC reports NT$511.86 billion in September revenue: context for ASIC supply
The October 8 report shows strong annual revenue growth. It does not disclose mining-chip orders, ASIC delivery dates or the performance of a new miner.
Duke Energy proposes broader cost protections for North Carolina large loads
The October 7 settlement would extend protections to qualifying 50 MW loads. Regulatory approval is pending; upfront connection costs and energy charges need separate planning.
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Core Lightning 26.06.9 fixes payment-node security and traffic delays
The October 7 release repairs the 26.06.8 gossip regression, strengthens channel and API safeguards, and adds signed ARM builds. Maintainers recommend upgrading promptly.
Aterio’s October report separates gigawatt plans from data-center construction
Aterio’s October 8 update reviews September projects in the United States. Campus plans, generation capacity and visible construction need separate treatment when assessing infrastructure demand.
DCX will showcase liquid cooling with LITEON at OCP Summit 2026
DCX’s October 8 announcement confirms a joint presence at LITEON’s booth in San Jose. We examine the cooling questions that matter to high-density computing and hydro-cooled mining.
CBI reports 150 S21+ miners offline in September and plans share buybacks
The October 8 mining update identifies a technical outage in Missouri and a planned October 12 buyback. Its annualized cash yield excludes depreciation; the release also contains month and currency inconsistencies.
Wärtsilä books 282 MW onsite power order for a U.S. data center
The October 5 announcement covers fifteen 50SG engines, with deliveries planned for 2028 and full operation expected in 2029. Capacity sold is distinct from generation already available to computing operators.
Orcadian updates offshore compute concept with a £124/MWh estimate
The October 7 update outlines a proposed 200 MW IT facility and an internally calculated private-wire power price. The company expressly says the platform comparison is not an engineering study or proven feasible design.
