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What we learn running industrial hosting: power, contracts, cooling and operations. Written for the people who place hardware, not for search engines.
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Power
Transmission and distribution charges explained
The part of a power bill that is not energy, why it varies by region, and how it shows up inside a hosting rate you were quoted as one number.
Operations
Hardware intake, what a good receiving process looks like
Serials, inspection, damage claims and the paperwork that saves you a year later. What should happen between the truck and the rack.
Power
Behind the meter, in front of the meter, and your bill
Why the same megawatt costs different amounts depending on where it sits relative to the meter, and what that means for a hosting rate.
Operations
Deposits, prepayment and what secures whom
Common security structures in hosting agreements, what each one protects against, and how to keep a deposit from becoming a loan to your host.
Industry
Hashprice explained for hosted mining fleets
What hashprice includes, what it hides, and how to use it when you are deciding between hosting offers rather than trading a position.
Operations
Remote hands, scope, response and what it should cost
What belongs in the base rate, what is billed separately, and how response time should be written so it means something at three in the morning.
Infrastructure
Networking a mining site, what actually needs redundancy
Where a second path pays for itself on a mining site and where it just adds cost. A plain look at connectivity for a load that tolerates gaps.
Power
Firm, interruptible and everything in between
Contract types for industrial load, what each one really guarantees, and why the cheapest kilowatt hour is usually the one you can lose.
Operations
Monitoring, what you should be able to see yourself
Per-unit power, temperature and status, live rather than in a monthly export. What a hosting customer should have access to, and why.
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