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Riot Blockchain to Expand Its Bitcoin Mining Capacity in Texas by 1

Riot Blockchain (NASDAQ: RIOT) is expanding operations in Texas as it is currently developing a 1 GW mining facility in Navarro County. According to Riot, the first

Further, Riot Blockchain will upgrade its Bitcoin mining capacity by an additional 600 MW to 1,000 MW, or 1 GW, via the 345 kV Navarro switch that is located

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Bitcoin mining giant Riot Blockchain has initiated the development of a 1 gigawatt (GW) energy station to expand its Bitcoin mining and hosting capabilities in Navarro

Riot Blockchain 1 GW energy station to expand Bitcoin mining ops

On April 27, Riot Blockchain Inc, a bitcoin mining company founded in 2025, announced its intentions to build a 1.7 gigawatt (“GW”) electrical substation in Navarro County

The Company is expanding and

Riot Blockchain Announces 1 GW Development in Navarro County

The Company is expanding and upgrading its mining operations through industrial-scale infrastructure development and latest-generation miner procurement. Through

Riot Blockchain's Texas Expansion Could Use Power To Light

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Riot’s Corsicana Facility will have a total capacity of 1 GW when fully developed, at which point it is expected to be the largest known Bitcoin mining facility in the

Riot Energizes New Corsicana Facility in Navarro County, Texas

Riot Blockchain (NASDAQ: RIOT) is extending its operations in Texas, with a 1 GW mining facility under construction in Navarro County. The first phase, which comprises

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Riot Blockchain To Build a Private Electricity Station For its Bitcoin

Riot Blockchain to build 1GW cryptomining farm in Texas

Riot Blockchain is one of the biggest mining operators backed by a 400 MW facility that can be found in Rockdale, Texas. The company recently revealed that they’re now expanding to a

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Riot Blockchain Is Constructing a 1 GW Bitcoin Mining Facility in

Riot Blockchain, Inc. is to build a cryptomine data center in Texas that will consume as much power as 800,000 US homes. The company announced this week that it