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    Home » Canaan Creative's new Ethereum mining ASIC is 5-7 times more efficient than GPU

    Canaan Creative's new Ethereum mining ASIC is 5-7 times more efficient than GPU

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    By BlockchainJournal on September 27, 2019 Ethereum News, News
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    Chinese mining equipment manufacturer Canaan Creative has introduced a new ASIC miner for Ethereum mining , whose efficiency is 5 times higher than the performance of public GPUs, the Cryptoslate portal writes .

    According to the documentation presented on Thursday at the New Era of Mining Summit in China, the Canaan device is 5.3-7.5 times higher than consumer equipment in terms of watts per megahash per second, traditionally used to measure the effectiveness of miners.

    According to Canaan itself, the new ASIC miner is not a development of the company as such, but is distributed through its channels in China.

    “It's hard to explain, but this product was not developed or created by Canaan engineers. It is sold by our internal team and I am not an official Canaan product on a global scale, ”a company representative said.

    The Ethash algorithm used in Ethereum was created with the aim of reducing the advantage of ASIC miners over publicly available equipment, which is supposed to serve to increase the availability of mining and decentralization of the network.

    Last year, another Chinese cryptocurrency mining equipment manufacturer, Bitmain, announced Antminer F3 for Ethash, which in essence was an advanced GPU miner and at the time of launch it was only twice as popular as public equipment.

    In response to this, Ethereum creator Vitalik Buterin said that ASIC miners did not threaten the network, and refused the proposal to change the algorithm so that equipment manufacturers took 6 to 12 months to adapt to new conditions, as this would distract developers from more important work.

    “This is not bitcoin. Miners here do not control anything. If the day comes when most of the computing power is concentrated in the hands of Bitmain and they try to use it to the detriment, we will accelerate the development of Casper and deal with the remaining bugs, ” he assured.

    Currently, Ethereum developers are also considering introducing the ProgPOW algorithm, which will allow equalizing ASIC and GPU miners before switching the network to the Proof-of-Stake consensus mechanism . Subject to the resolution of the differences and final approval, ProgPOW can be integrated into the Ethereum code along with a hard fork next year.

    Publication date 09/27/2019
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