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Russia's Energy Ministry Mulls Compulsory Registry for Crypto Mining Equipment
Russia’s Ministry of Energy is planning to create a mandatory registry of crypto mining equipment to identify mining businesses. The initiative has been proposed by Yevgeny Grabchak, the Deputy Minister of Energy.
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TSMC Said to Suspend Shipments to China Firm After Chip Found on Huawei AI Processor
TSMC is said to have halted shipments to the China-based company Sophgo following the discovery of its chip in a Huawei AI processor. Huawei faces restrictions on purchasing such technology to safeguard U.S. national security. The means by which the chip was incorporated into the Huawei product remains undetermined by Reuters.
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US Announces $250 Million In New Military Aid For Ukraine
The United States on Tuesday announced a new $250 million military assistance package for Ukraine that includes equipment for clearing mines and obstacles.
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Ashok Leyland Unveils New Tipper For Construction, Mining Segments
Hinduja group flagship Ashok Leyland has unveiled the AVTR 4825 tipper equipped with a H6 engine aimed at serving the construction and mining segments, the company said on Friday.
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Unlawful Crypto Mining Unearthed in Russia’s Oldest Prison, Warden Accused of Electricity Theft
Central Moscow-located Butyrka prison was being used as an illegal crypto mining centre. When mining equipment was identified inside the prison premises, an investigation was launched into the case. Over 8,400 kW of electricity is estimated to have been used between November 2021 and February this year, by people who were minting cryptocurrencies f...
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Kazakhstan Tightens Noose on Crypto Miners With Power Consumption Report Requirements
The government of Kazakstan has made it compulsory for all crypto miners to submit detailed reports justifying their power consumption requirements. This report, that also seeks information on the kind of equipments these miners are using, must be submitted thirty days before the mining operations begin.
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Two Years, 600 Arrests: Malaysia Rounds Up Crypto Miners Stealing Power for Illegal Operations
Malaysian authorities nabbed over 600 crypto miners who were stealing electricity to generate cryptocurrencies on advanced computers. In the last two years, the Malaysian police has seized crypto mining equipment worth MYR 69.8 million (roughly Rs. 125 crore). The country aims to reduce its power problems by cracking down and shutting illegal crypt...
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More Than 100 Illegal Crypto Mining Farms Shut in Kazakhstan Amid Power Woes
Kazakhstan is ramping up efforts to bust illegal crypto mining hubs in the country, that is currently facing electricity woes. The authorities have registered 25 criminal cases and seized over 67,000 pieces of equipment worth about KZT 100 billion (roughly Rs. 1,478 crore) as part of these raids.
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Crypto Miners Face Stricter Oversight in Kazakhstan as President Tokayev Orders Electricity Tax Hike: Report
Kazakhstan President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev directed authorities to increase the electricity tax in the country. The move is intended to prevent crypto miners from exploiting the energy resources in the country. The government of Kazakhstan has been asked to draft regulations on crypto mining by April 1.
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China Harvests Droves of Data From Western Social Media: Report
China is mining Western social media to equip its military and police with information on foreign targets, according to a new report by The Washington Post.
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China Mines Social Media Data For Info On Foreign Targets: Report
China is mining Western social media to equip its military and police with information on foreign targets, according to a new report by The Washington Post.
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Venezuela, An Oil-Rich Nation, Is Becoming A Hub Of Bitcoin Mining. Find Out Why
With electricity prices as low as 0.06 cents per kWh, crypto mining is proving to be extremely lucrative in Venezuela, a country riddled by economic uncertainty and a high unemployment rate.
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Toyota Land Cruiser Electric Sweats It Out In A Mine
The converted vehicle - equipped for underground mine use - will operate under full battery power
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BEML Bags Rs 557 Crore For Supply of De-Mine Equipment; Stock Gains Over 2%
BEML bagged a Rs 557 crore order from Ministry of Defence for supply of 1,512 Track Width Mine Ploughs, which will be fitted on T-90 tanks of Indian Armoured Corps.
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Navy Team Resumes Search Operation For Missing Meghalaya Miners
Three days after suspending operations for equipment maintenance, an Indian Navy team on Tuesday resumed their search for 14 miners trapped inside an illegal, 370-feet flooded coal mine in Meghalaya's East Jaintia Hills district
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Russia's Energy Ministry Mulls Compulsory Registry for Crypto Mining Equipment
Russia’s Ministry of Energy is planning to create a mandatory registry of crypto mining equipment to identify mining businesses. The initiative has been proposed by Yevgeny Grabchak, the Deputy Minister of Energy.
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TSMC Said to Suspend Shipments to China Firm After Chip Found on Huawei AI Processor
TSMC is said to have halted shipments to the China-based company Sophgo following the discovery of its chip in a Huawei AI processor. Huawei faces restrictions on purchasing such technology to safeguard U.S. national security. The means by which the chip was incorporated into the Huawei product remains undetermined by Reuters.
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US Announces $250 Million In New Military Aid For Ukraine
The United States on Tuesday announced a new $250 million military assistance package for Ukraine that includes equipment for clearing mines and obstacles.
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Ashok Leyland Unveils New Tipper For Construction, Mining Segments
Hinduja group flagship Ashok Leyland has unveiled the AVTR 4825 tipper equipped with a H6 engine aimed at serving the construction and mining segments, the company said on Friday.
-
Unlawful Crypto Mining Unearthed in Russia’s Oldest Prison, Warden Accused of Electricity Theft
Central Moscow-located Butyrka prison was being used as an illegal crypto mining centre. When mining equipment was identified inside the prison premises, an investigation was launched into the case. Over 8,400 kW of electricity is estimated to have been used between November 2021 and February this year, by people who were minting cryptocurrencies f...
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Kazakhstan Tightens Noose on Crypto Miners With Power Consumption Report Requirements
The government of Kazakstan has made it compulsory for all crypto miners to submit detailed reports justifying their power consumption requirements. This report, that also seeks information on the kind of equipments these miners are using, must be submitted thirty days before the mining operations begin.
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Two Years, 600 Arrests: Malaysia Rounds Up Crypto Miners Stealing Power for Illegal Operations
Malaysian authorities nabbed over 600 crypto miners who were stealing electricity to generate cryptocurrencies on advanced computers. In the last two years, the Malaysian police has seized crypto mining equipment worth MYR 69.8 million (roughly Rs. 125 crore). The country aims to reduce its power problems by cracking down and shutting illegal crypt...
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More Than 100 Illegal Crypto Mining Farms Shut in Kazakhstan Amid Power Woes
Kazakhstan is ramping up efforts to bust illegal crypto mining hubs in the country, that is currently facing electricity woes. The authorities have registered 25 criminal cases and seized over 67,000 pieces of equipment worth about KZT 100 billion (roughly Rs. 1,478 crore) as part of these raids.
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Crypto Miners Face Stricter Oversight in Kazakhstan as President Tokayev Orders Electricity Tax Hike: Report
Kazakhstan President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev directed authorities to increase the electricity tax in the country. The move is intended to prevent crypto miners from exploiting the energy resources in the country. The government of Kazakhstan has been asked to draft regulations on crypto mining by April 1.
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China Harvests Droves of Data From Western Social Media: Report
China is mining Western social media to equip its military and police with information on foreign targets, according to a new report by The Washington Post.
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China Mines Social Media Data For Info On Foreign Targets: Report
China is mining Western social media to equip its military and police with information on foreign targets, according to a new report by The Washington Post.
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Venezuela, An Oil-Rich Nation, Is Becoming A Hub Of Bitcoin Mining. Find Out Why
With electricity prices as low as 0.06 cents per kWh, crypto mining is proving to be extremely lucrative in Venezuela, a country riddled by economic uncertainty and a high unemployment rate.
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Toyota Land Cruiser Electric Sweats It Out In A Mine
The converted vehicle - equipped for underground mine use - will operate under full battery power
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BEML Bags Rs 557 Crore For Supply of De-Mine Equipment; Stock Gains Over 2%
BEML bagged a Rs 557 crore order from Ministry of Defence for supply of 1,512 Track Width Mine Ploughs, which will be fitted on T-90 tanks of Indian Armoured Corps.
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Navy Team Resumes Search Operation For Missing Meghalaya Miners
Three days after suspending operations for equipment maintenance, an Indian Navy team on Tuesday resumed their search for 14 miners trapped inside an illegal, 370-feet flooded coal mine in Meghalaya's East Jaintia Hills district
