Intel has revealed the creation of mining-related products, and in the next 2022 International Solid-State Circuit Conference expected to be held in San Francisco on February 20, Intel will explain the server acceleration card codenamed Ponte Vecchio, and the next generation of scalable Xeon server processor codenamed Sapphire Rapids, and will also announce a low-power processor built in the form of ASIC (Special Application Integrated Circuit) and corresponding to mining needs The code name is Bonanza Mine.
Judging from the name of the agenda to be launched on February 23, Intel clearly stated that this processor code-named Bonanza Mine is built for mining needs, and through the form of special application integrated circuit design, so that the processor computing can fully meet the mining needs, and the use of electricity is optimized, so as to achieve higher mining efficiency with lower power consumption.
In response to a report on Tom's Hardware website, Intel emphasized that Bonanza Mine is not a GPU product, but a processor product designed in the form of a special application integrated circuit. However, Intel did not disclose further details about the Bonanza Mine, but expects to reveal more information at the 2022 International Solid State Circuit Conference.
In addition to Intel, Bitmain and other industries have previously built mining equipment in the form of special application integrated circuits, and in the past, some people have tried to mine with 40 Galaxy S5s, and even rumors that Chinese companies have planned to cooperate with Samsung to build mining processors.
Intel plans to enter the mining boom with Bonanza Mine, which obviously includes the layout of cryptographic computing applications such as blockchain, and hopes to build more diversified decentralized application development at a lower cost.
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