Core Scientific Announces April 2023 Production and Operations Updates
- Core Scientific operated 195,000 bitcoin miners, representing a total potential hash rate of 20.5 EH/s. They produced 1,126 self-mined bitcoin, accounting for approximately 73% of their total number of miners. They also provided colocation services for 52,000 customer-owned bitcoin miners, who produced 442 bitcoin in April.
- The company powered down its data center operations on several occasions, with curtailments totaling 6,557 megawatt hours.
- Operated approximately 195,000 owned and colocated bitcoin miners
- Produced 1,126 self-mined bitcoin and 442 bitcoin for colocation customers
Core Scientific's
Data Centers
As of month-end, the Company operated approximately 195,000 bitcoin miners for both colocation and self-mining, representing a total potential hash rate of 20.5 EH/s at its data center facilities in
Self-Mining
Core Scientific’s self-mining operations produced 1,126 bitcoin in April. As of month end, the Company operated approximately 142,000 bitcoin miners, accounting for approximately
Colocation Services
In addition to its self-mining fleet, Core Scientific provided data center colocation services, technology and operating support for approximately 52,000 customer-owned bitcoin miners, representing approximately
Grid Support
The Company powered down its data center operations on several occasions. Curtailments in April totaled 6,557 megawatt hours. Core Scientific works with the communities and utility companies in which it operates to enhance electrical grid stability.
ABOUT CORE SCIENTIFIC
Core Scientific (OTC: CORZQ) is one of the largest blockchain computing data center providers and miners of digital assets in
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Month over month comparisons are based on the combined results of Core Scientific and its acquired entities and are unaudited.
Core Scientific provides this and any future similar unaudited updates to provide shareholders with visibility into the Company’s results and progress toward previously announced capacity and operational projections.
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