According to Blockspace, Bitcoin mining company Cathedra Bitcoin has announced a all-stock merger agreement with technology company Sphere 3D. Following the merger, the combined company will retain the Sphere 3D name and its Nasdaq listing status, and will continue operating five data centers in Tennessee, Kentucky, and Iowa with a 53 MW capacity and 1.2 EH/s Bitcoin mining infrastructure. Cathedra Bitcoin shareholders are expected to receive 49% of the issued shares in the merged company, with future plans to expand operations by an additional 100 MW and offer AI and high-performance computing (HPC) services.
Bitcoin miner Cathedra Bitcoin merges with Sphere 3D to expand into AI services.
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Bitcoin breaking news: Bitcoin miner Cathedra Bitcoin has agreed to merge with Sphere 3D in a stock transaction. The combined company will retain the Sphere 3D name and Nasdaq listing. It will operate five data centers with a combined capacity of 53 MW and 1.2 EH/s mining power in Tennessee, Kentucky, and Iowa. Cathedra shareholders will own 49% of the issued shares. The company aims to scale to 100 MW and expand into AI and HPC services. Bitcoin news highlights this move as a major step into new markets.
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