Source digest
50 recent briefs and analyses from Hashrate Index / Luxor. Source dates retained. Updated 10 September 2026.
AI factories: what operators actually sell
An AI site earns from utilized compute, not installed capacity alone. Luxor examines the implications for owners of powered infrastructure.
August closes with a hashprice rebound
Luxor reports a 24.4% August rise, from $31.63 to $39.33 per PH/s/day. These are historical month-end figures.
A reference index for AI hardware prices
Hashrate Index launched tracking for eight-GPU HGX node asking prices. Listed asks are distinct from completed transaction prices.
Mining week: 2026-08-31
The weekly review records hashprice at $39.36 per PH/s/day (−0.7%). Figures describe the publication date, not today’s market.
Hammer expands the home-mining lineup
The overview covers compact SHA-256 and Scrypt miners. Solo block discoveries remain rare events, not predictable household income.
When flexible power use matters
Luxor outlines electricity-price response and peak-demand management for miners.
Luxor tests GPU demand response
Luxor and Bentaus report reducing GPU draw to about 25% in under 500 milliseconds during an ERCOT signal test.
LuxOS deployment through Commander
The new guide describes network deployment on supported miners. Control-board compatibility must be checked before selecting a firmware image.
Mining week: 2026-08-17
The weekly review records hashprice at $31.89 per PH/s/day (+0.3%). Figures describe the publication date, not today’s market.
Vera Rubin: start with the site
Luxor argues that electrical capacity, cooling and deployment readiness shape the purchase decision as much as processor specifications.
J/TH: reading ASIC efficiency correctly
Energy per terahash connects hashrate with power draw. Lower J/TH means less energy for the same SHA-256 work.
Mining week: 2026-08-10
The weekly review records hashprice at $31.73 per PH/s/day (−1.1%). Figures describe the publication date, not today’s market.