Auradine, a United States-based manufacturer of specialized integrated circuits (ASIC), launched Teraflux AH3880, a water cold bitcoin mine designed in the United States to improve energy efficiency, reduce operating costs and mitigate supply chain risks.
The new Teraflux AH3880 operates in standard mode at a rate of 600 terahash per second (TH/s), with an energy efficiency ratio of 14.5 joules per terahash (J/T). Its closed-cycle water cooling system uses water to heat from the ASIC chip, with the aim of extending the hardware life and reducing electricity consumption.
The design addresses concerns about dependence on overseas hardware and rising energy costs in bitcoin mining. Rajiv Khemani, CEO of Auradine, stated that the technology reflected the company ' s interest in innovation and emphasized the efficiency and scalability of mining operations. According to Terry Zerby, Chairman of Global X Digital, the miner was in line with its goal of improving operational performance and commended Auradine for its United States support and technological upgrading.
The main features include Energytune, which adapts energy consumption to grid demand, and SMART-Hashi technology to reduce downtime. Three-phase power supply is designed to reduce long-term costs and prevent power outages, while flexible power management allows for expansion from 1800 to 10 kW. Integrated OLED screens provide real-time indicators and liquid leak detection improves safety.
The mine target is those facilities that seek to co-locate the Artificial Intelligence (AI) data centre for the mining of bitcoin and the use of liquid cooling. Auradine reported an annual income of over $150 million and explained that it had expanded its manufacturing capacity to meet growing demand.