Get to know the Antminer S19 XP-Bitmain reveals the most powerful Bitcoin of the ASIC manufacturer Miner-Mining Bitcoin messages

in the world Digital Mining Summit in Dubai, the leading manufacturer of Bitcoin-Mining-Rigs for application-specific integrated circuits (ASIC), BitMain, presented the company's most powerful Bitcoin mining device so far. The new Antminer S19 XP comes up to 140 terahashs per second (TH/S) and consumes 27 % less electricity per terahash than the currently most efficient and profitable Bitcoin miner.

The new Antminer S19 XP offers 140 Th/S and 27 % less power consumption per terahash

This week, the Bitcoin mining industry raved about a new Asic SHA256 mining rig from Bitmain. News about the new miner was first leaked of the Chinese journalist and former Bitmain-employee Colin Wu. Compared to the current generation of the Antminer S19, the latest model of the model series is “greatly improved”, the journalist wrote. According to Wus Tweet on November 6th, Bitmain organized the world digital mining summit (wdms) in dubai and reveals the machine of the next generation of the company.

new s19xp @bitmintech presents at #wdms conference pic.twitter.com/fklryihdix

- denis rusinovich (@denisrusinovich) 10. November 2021

Bitmins new miner will pack a lot Da 140 Th/s will be the powerful mining rig so far. The specifications of the new rig show that the efficiency of the miner is 21.5 joules per terahash (J/Th), which is significantly more efficient than the 29.5 J/TH of the S19 Pro. The S19 XP will not only consume 27 % less electricity per terahash, but also deliver 37 % more hashpower per kilowatt hour (kWh). The S19 XP uses the SHA256 mining algorithm and has a power consumption of 3,010 watts.

According to the announcement, the machines will be available to the public in July 2022. However, it seems that five Bitcoin mining companies were selected as the first S19 XP customers from Bitmain. Greenidge Generation Holdings Inc. ( NASDAQ: Gree ) was one of the companies and AULT global Holdings' ( nyse American: dpw ) daughter Bitnile was also to work with BitMain. Milton "Todd" AULT III, the company's CEO, tweeted some photos of himself when signing the contract on stage in Dubai.

full house for the new S19 XP BitMain miner. #wdms pic.twitter.com/rrrmieiaixa

- Alejandro de la Torre (@Bititretrenur) 10. November 2021

Bitnile announced that the new delivery of Antminer S19 XPS is used in the company's data center in Michigan and "leads to a significant increase in the Bitcoin mining capabilities and future income from Bitnile". The announcement from Greenidge says that the company intends to "develop its units in a facility in South Carolina or Texas". Greenidge also explained that the delivery of S19 XPS will take place in the “third quarter of 2022”.

The Antminer S19 XP from Bitmain will also have 5 nanometers (5-nm) chip technology, and the semiconductor come from Taiwan. In the announcement of the takeover of Greenidge S19 XP, Bitmain Business Development Director of the NCSA region, Irene Gao, discussed the new S19S. "Like Greenidge and many of our customers, Bitmain is dedicated to improving the CO2 record of the Bitcoin mining industry. That is why we are happy to be able to announce not only the S19 XP, but also the green Antminer S19 XP." Gao Castle: