ChainCatcher news, Bitcoin mining and hosting company Arkon Energy announced the purchase of 27,700 Bitcoin mining devices from Bitmain, including 13,500 S21 Antminer miners and 14,200 T21 miners, with delivery scheduled to begin in June 2024.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, Bitcoin miner Arkon Energy plans to go public on the Amsterdam Euronext by merging with the shell company BM3EAC Corp., registered in the Cayman Islands.It is reported that both parties agreed to a 90-day exclusivity period on February 21 to reach a final agreement. If the merger is successful, Arkon will become the first Bitcoin mining company listed on the Euronext.

ChainCatcher news, according to Blockworks, Australian Bitcoin miner Arkon Energy has completed a $110 million financing round, led by Bluesky Capital Management, with participation from Kestrel 0x1, Nural Capital, and others. Of this, $80 million will be used for expansion in the United States, while another $30 million will be allocated for an AI cloud service project at a 30MW data center in Norway.It is reported that Arkon Energy was established in 2019, and according to the crypto asset data platform RootData, it completed a $28 million financing round in November 2022, led by Blue Sky Capital. Subsequently, the company completed a $26 million financing round in June of this year.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, Australian data center startup Arkon has completed a new funding round of $26 million, with participation from Sandton Capital Partners. The company is expanding into the U.S. by acquiring a site in Hannibal, Ohio.It is reported that this data center in Ohio has a designed capacity of 100 megawatts (MW), and Arkon's computing power is expected to increase by 3.3 EH/s by the end of 2023. Arkon hopes that with less than a year until the next Bitcoin halving, the facility will provide predictable revenue streams by offering server hosting services to Bitcoin mining companies.According to RootData data, Arkon Energy completed a $28 million funding round on November 17, 2022, using excess renewable energy to power its Bitcoin mining operations. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, Australian mining company Arkon Energy announced the completion of a $28 million financing round, led by digital asset market maker and quantitative investment firm Blue Sky Capital, with participation from Kestrel 0x1 and new investment firm Shima Capital. Arkon Energy also announced the acquisition of the Norwegian renewable energy data center Hydrokraft AS, but did not disclose the specific terms of the acquisition. (CoinDesk)