- Soluna Holdings expands its partnership with Blockware by over 50% at Project Dorothy 2, increasing sustainable hosting capacity.
- The expansion adds 3 MW to Blockware's capacity at Soluna's data center, totaling 8 MW.
- This collaboration aims to enhance Bitcoin mining capabilities sustainably using Soluna's technology.
Soluna Holdings, Inc. (SLNH, Financial), a developer of green data centers for computing applications such as Bitcoin mining and AI, has announced a significant expansion of its partnership with Blockware, a leading crypto mining infrastructure provider. This development sees Blockware increase its hosting capacity at Soluna's Project Dorothy 2 data center in Texas by 3 megawatts (MW), bringing its total contracted footprint to 8 MW.
The move follows Blockware's initial deployment of 5 MW in April and highlights the growing trust and effectiveness of Soluna's vertically integrated, renewable-powered infrastructure. The new agreement underscores the strategic alignment between the two companies as they meet increasing market demands for sustainable blockchain solutions.
"We’re excited to deepen our relationship with Blockware," stated John Belizaire, CEO of Soluna Holdings. "This expansion is a testament to the trust we’ve built together and a reflection of the momentum our Project Dorothy platform is generating in the market."
The expanded capacity at Dorothy 2 is projected to deliver an estimated 450-550 PH/s of hashrate, powered entirely by renewable energy, further advancing both companies' commitment to sustainable blockchain infrastructure in the United States. Blockware's COO, Kentaro Masuda, emphasized the reliability and efficiency of the first phase, expressing pride in continuing to build alongside Soluna.
The enhancement of Blockware's capabilities through this partnership also supports its Bitcoin native Marketplace, aimed at making profitable and efficient Bitcoin mining accessible to all.
