Gumi · South Korea · Since 2018

Hardware That Holds Under Korean Heat and Load

We visit your facility, measure real output, and document which rigs above 0.05 PH/s actually perform in Gumi summers—not just on factory spec sheets.

Industrial mining hardware racks in a Korean facility

We work with operators who have moved past single-unit experimentation and need defensible numbers before scaling racks. Our assessments focus on equipment rated at 0.05 petahash per second or higher, because below that threshold the economics and cooling demands of a Korean moderate-scale site rarely justify dedicated facility work.

Every report ties measured output to your actual power delivery, floor loading, and intake air—not generic benchmark charts.

Assessment & Review Work

On-Site Equipment Assessment

Full-day visit measuring hash output, thermal behaviour, and rack integration for rigs at 0.05 PH/s and above.

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Hardware Comparison Brief

Written side-by-side analysis of two or three candidate units against your power ceiling and floor space.

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Cooling & Power Layout Review

Assessment of ducting, breaker allocation, and ambient airflow before you commit to a purchase order.

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From the Field

They caught a batch of nominally 0.06 PH/s units running closer to 0.048 under our actual intake temperatures. Saved us from expanding the wrong rack row.

Min-jun Park — Warehouse conversion, Daegu outskirts

Recent Field Notes

Why 0.05 PH/s Is the Floor for Moderate Korean Sites

Power contracts and rack density math for facilities between hobby scale and industrial parks.

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Summer Intake Air and ASIC Derating in Gumi

Field measurements from three visits during July and August heat spikes.

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