Data centers
IAMiner runs its mining hardware in two data centers, one in Norway and one in Iceland, where the cold climate and the local power grid suit mining hardware. Every robot is a share of that mining power.
Inside the facilities
Mining is physical work: power, cooling and rows of hardware that run day and night. This is the infrastructure behind every IAMiner robot.
Data centers
Two facilities, one operating standard and continuous monitoring.
Data center NO-1
Phase 1 of the IAMiner operation. Mining halls in a cold climate, on the local power grid, run to the same standard as IS-1.
Data center IS-1
Phase 2 of the IAMiner operation. Mining halls in a cold climate, on the local power grid, run to the same standard as NO-1.
How we operate
The same standards in both facilities, so a problem in one place never stops your mining.
Every facility is built around the stable operation of mining hardware, on a local grid suited to continuous load.
The Nordic environment does part of the cooling work, so the machines run at an efficient temperature.
Each center is organized around the machines that power the IAMiner network.
Faults and anomalies raise alerts to the operations team before they turn into lost mining time.
New hardware
New hardware goes online only after it is installed, tested and connected to monitoring. That is how capacity is added, one phase at a time.
Machines are placed in the hall and connected to power and network.
Each machine is tested before it joins the operation.
It is connected to monitoring, so a fault raises an alert.
Only then it adds to the shared mining power behind the robots.
Capacity
Each phase is a facility that is installed, tested and running. Capacity grows one phase at a time.
Operational phases
Phase 1 · Norway
Operational facility · NO-1
Phase 2 · Iceland
Operational facility · IS-1
ENTERPRISE
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