Japanese Internet giant GMO announced the successful development of 12-nanometer mining chips, the next step in the development of 7-nanometer chips

in bitcoin •  7 years ago 

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Large Internet technology makers and the recent move by GMO Internet Group into the virtual currency mining hardware industry have announced the successful development of 12-nanometer Fin FET Compact (FFC) semiconductor chips for use in next-generation cryptographic currency miner machines. The company described the innovation as "a significant step toward 7-nanometer mining chip processing."

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GMO Internet Corporation has announced the successful development of "a new 12-nanometer FFC mining chip in" Phase One R & D. "

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The company praised its 12-nanometer FFC mining chip as "a significant step toward realizing the next generation of high-performance mining computers." GMO highlighted that the next step in the development of the 12nm chip will be "7nm processing technology" - noting that this includes "cutting-edge" innovations in "ASIC" mining hardware.

GMO said they "Now, we will continue the next development work to achieve 7-nanometer chip processing technology for mining." And added that "they will not sell mining equipped with 12-nanometer FFC mining chips Motherboard. "

GMO Internet company to strengthen the mining hardware industry prominence

GMO is an entity of more than 60 individual companies located in 10 different countries around the world and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. The company first announced its entry into the cryptocurrency mining industry in September last year.

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The company said it wants to support the mining infrastructure for virtual currencies, describing the cryptocurrency sector as "the new common currency." The company currently operates a renewable energy-powered mining center in northern Europe and is seeking to develop and launch "next-generation mining motherboards with 12-nanometer chips" in the first half of 2018.

On the very same day that the 12nm chip was announced, the GMO revealed that they had begun "to provide the official version of the Z.com cloud blockchain." The company described the new blockchain as a "PaaS-type blockchain platform," allowing users to "use Ethereum" and "create distributed applications" on the blockchain, a project that has been in beta since 2016.

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