Perry, welcome back to the mining pod.

Been a little bit since you've been on like eight-ish months.

You guys announced the ASEC chip in Dallas around that time on the podcast.

And now we're here at the awesome cloud resort here in charge land.

Yeah, we're actually right in the clouds.

Yeah, we literally are.

It's a pretty cool resort. And you guys launched the new unit. So congrats to you and the team. It's been a long time coming. Yeah. You know, I, when people ask what you've been up to, I can finally tell them this is what it's been. It's, you know, it's been a while. But when you're building something different, not the same as everyone else.

It takes a little longer.

Yeah.

Really wanted to make sure we got it right, you know, looked at all the different aspects of what goes into a minor, the facilities, infrastructure, financing, like, everything.

And so, you know, this is like not just technical people, but like input from pretty much every department.

And then a lot of the miners, you know, the ops guys.

Like one of the nice things today was people have never mind or changed a fan had to walk into a hot aisle.

Yeah.

And I think as soon as they did, and I said, see why there's no fans on the back? It clicked. Right. Imagine having to go in there day and day out to change fans. Yeah. You don't want to do it. You don't want to send anyone else to do it, especially not in summer in Georgia, other than 60 degrees Celsius. I don't know if that is Fahrenheit heat coming out. And so it's little things like

that, right? Just making the mind is obviously more reliable, but easier to work on as well. Yeah. Yeah. So let's go through some of the specs, just to kind of table side a little bit. I think you guys had 14.1 joules per terahash on the low end is what you push it towards. correct if I'm wrong there

but you guys expected to like the average

to be like slightly higher than that in a production situation? So I mean, yes and no. And it's, you know, I want to make sure I answer the question, but I also. There's nuance here. The nuance. And part of it is that like you look at, you know, and I'll use Bitmain, not to pick on Bitmain, but everyone knows Bitmain. 80% of the market. So you look at the S-21, right? Or you look at the, you've got the S-21. There's usually an S-21 Pro, an S-21 XP, right? there's usually multiple models you know the 17 trees is a prime example t17 s17

s17

s17 pro 17 plus so we have one chassis yeah it's a modular design and the way we looked at it was

everyone has different power prices yeah for capital requirements and so there's different configurations

from the number of boards the type of boards um there's different configurations from the number of boards, the type of boards.

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