What is Intel Bonanza mine?

Intel’s power-efficient chip, called Bonanza Mine, is fabricated in a 7nm process and bundled in lots of 300 to compose a full-fledged 3,600W bitcoin mining machine that can perform up to 40 terahashes per second (TH/s).

What is Bonanza mine (bmz1)?

According to the company, Bonanza Mine (BMZ1) is an ultra-low-voltage energy-efficient Bitcoin mining ASIC that can deliver 40 terahashes per second (TH/s). Intel's Bonanza setup. Source: 2022 IEEE

Will Intel's next-generation 'bzm2' Bonanza mine ASICs double bitcoin mining power?

Blockchain company Hive has announced that it has agreed to purchase Intel's next-generation "BZM2" Bonanza Mine ASICs. Hive announced that the addition of Intel's upcoming chips would almost double its bitcoin mining power from 1.9 to 3.8 exahashes per second (Eh/s).

What is a Bonanza mine ASIC?

Intel solders on 75 Bonanza Mine ASICs per hash board, arranged in 25-deep voltage stacks with ganged stack-voltages. The hash board also houses a microcontroller that manages power-on and thermal/stack-voltage monitoring. A 10MB/s UART serial link shuffles data between the chips and the control unit that sits atop the full system.