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Jeff Stevens posted a comment on your topic titled DM News Alert: Subsidiary Ronin Blockchain Places First Mining Rig Order on 8020 Connect.
This is a key milestone for Ronin, positioning the company for the next phase of growth and to take advantage of our unique opportunity to scale up quickly and efficiently. Having access to 100MW in existing facilities is unique, it means we do not need to spend 10's of millions of dollars and many months to build new facilities and pull power to them. This also allows funds raised for Ronin to be focused on purchasing machines to mine and generate revenue. This is a strategic advantage that Ronin has and we are excited to take advantage of it.
This is a key milestone for Ronin, positioning the company for the next phase of growth and to take advantage of our unique opportunity to scale up quickly and efficiently. Having access to 100MW in existing facilities is unique, it means we do not need to spend 10's of millions of dollars and many months to build new facilities and pull power to them. This also allows funds raised for Ronin to be focused on purchasing machines to mine and generate revenue. This is a strategic advantage that Ronin has and we are excited to take advantage of it.
Then if Graph Blockchain is now officially a solution sold by IBM, chances occurs that this news is for us too, and this one will be big too :
Unilever aims to force more digital ad transparency, plots blockchain pilot with IBM
Unilever wants more transparency for its digital ad buying and its using a mix of brute force by threatening to pull spending as well teaming up with IBM on blockchain use cases.
February 12, 2018 -- 16:51 GMT (08:51 PST)
Unilever has threatened to pull its advertising from Facebook and Google due to the swamp of fake news and other misinformation and may wind up using blockchain technology from IBM to deter fraud.
As reported on CNN and other sites, Unilever will decry the lack of transparency in digital advertising and use its $9.8 billion annual marketing budget to force change. Unilever, along with Procter & Gamble, have been aiming to force more transparency in digital advertising.
With Google and Facebook gobbling up nearly every incremental advertising dollar, Unilever is picking on the two giants to force more transparency.
IBM said that it is working with Unilever to develop a pilot program that will track the digital ad buying ecosystem via blockchain. The use of blockchain, which provides a single ledger and version of the truth in transactions, would give marketers more insight to how digital ad inventory is filled.
How Blockchain technologies are transforming our societies | IBM, Maersk form blockchain joint venture to focus on global trade
Unilever will utilize IBM Blockchain and start with basic financial tools for digital media buying. The return on investment for enterprises is clear since about 20 percent of ad spending is fraudulent.
Also: Executive's guide to implementing blockchain technology | Decision time is here for blockchain, but are enterprises ready? | Video: Why some of the biggest companies in the world are now investing in blockchain | Could blockchain run a city state? Inside Dubai's blockchain-powered future
Blockchain has also been outlined as a potential media buying tool in a whitepaper by the Interactive Advertising Bureau. The whitepaper, which focused on video advertising, noted:
The paper acknowledges that blockchain has captured the public's attention through the skyrocketing growth of cryptocurrency, but also illustrates that the technology is a natural fit for the digital advertising supply chain--potentially enabling increased efficiencies and a more trustworthy supply chain, as well as reducing cost and fraud for publishers and buyers.
Here's a look at how blockchain would apply to digital ad buying.
Unilever aims to force more digital ad transparency, plots blockchain pilot with IBM
Unilever wants more transparency for its digital ad buying and its using a mix of brute force by threatening to pull spending as well teaming up with IBM on blockchain use cases.
February 12, 2018 -- 16:51 GMT (08:51 PST)
Unilever has threatened to pull its advertising from Facebook and Google due to the swamp of fake news and other misinformation and may wind up using blockchain technology from IBM to deter fraud.
As reported on CNN and other sites, Unilever will decry the lack of transparency in digital advertising and use its $9.8 billion annual marketing budget to force change. Unilever, along with Procter & Gamble, have been aiming to force more transparency in digital advertising.
With Google and Facebook gobbling up nearly every incremental advertising dollar, Unilever is picking on the two giants to force more transparency.
IBM said that it is working with Unilever to develop a pilot program that will track the digital ad buying ecosystem via blockchain. The use of blockchain, which provides a single ledger and version of the truth in transactions, would give marketers more insight to how digital ad inventory is filled.
How Blockchain technologies are transforming our societies | IBM, Maersk form blockchain joint venture to focus on global trade
Unilever will utilize IBM Blockchain and start with basic financial tools for digital media buying. The return on investment for enterprises is clear since about 20 percent of ad spending is fraudulent.
Also: Executive's guide to implementing blockchain technology | Decision time is here for blockchain, but are enterprises ready? | Video: Why some of the biggest companies in the world are now investing in blockchain | Could blockchain run a city state? Inside Dubai's blockchain-powered future
Blockchain has also been outlined as a potential media buying tool in a whitepaper by the Interactive Advertising Bureau. The whitepaper, which focused on video advertising, noted:
The paper acknowledges that blockchain has captured the public's attention through the skyrocketing growth of cryptocurrency, but also illustrates that the technology is a natural fit for the digital advertising supply chain--potentially enabling increased efficiencies and a more trustworthy supply chain, as well as reducing cost and fraud for publishers and buyers.
Here's a look at how blockchain would apply to digital ad buying.
update from jeff stevens: Jeff Stevens posted a new activity comment in the group Datametrex AI Limited.
Hi Jonathan, thanks for bringing this forward. Andrew and I were in San Francisco last week meeting with Graph Blockchain JV partners Bitnine to discuss business development. I am pleased to report to you that Graph Blockchain is currently one of the Blockchain solutions that IBM is selling to their clients. The latest contract for the electric vehicle charging stations was initiated through IBM. We are excited to build this division and will keep you all informed on developments.
Hi Jonathan, thanks for bringing this forward. Andrew and I were in San Francisco last week meeting with Graph Blockchain JV partners Bitnine to discuss business development. I am pleased to report to you that Graph Blockchain is currently one of the Blockchain solutions that IBM is selling to their clients. The latest contract for the electric vehicle charging stations was initiated through IBM. We are excited to build this division and will keep you all informed on developments.
Datametrex Subsidiary Ronin Blockchain Places First Mining Rig Order
Datametrex Subsidiary Ronin Blockchain Places First Mining Rig Order
TORONTO, Feb. 20, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Datametrex AI Limited (the “Company” or “Datametrex”) (TSXV
M), (FSE4G) is pleased to announce that its wholly owned subsidiary, Ronin Blockchain Corp., has placed the initial order for GPU mining rigs for both Quebec and Mongolia to activate Ronin’s 150MW of available capacity with Gosun Group (“GoSun”) as per its agreement in Asia and our planned Quebec-based initiatives. The mining rigs will be delivered and installed in both locations late Q1 2018 and are scheduled to be operational in early Q2 2018. This initial order is designed to establish mining operations in each location, and to ensure a smooth integration as the company moves forward to the next order.
“This initial machine purchase achieves our objectives of diversification in different jurisdictions, with strong logistics and currency acquisition planning. We will be operational in both locations by early Q2 2018, taking advantage of our strategic opportunity that provides access up to 150MW of capacity. Ronin will begin mining GPU-based digital currencies, such as Ethereum Classic, ZCash, and Monero as our first major step in our 2018 growth plans,” says Andrew Ryu, CEO and Chairman of the Company.
Datametrex Subsidiary Ronin Blockchain Places First Mining Rig Order
TORONTO, Feb. 20, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Datametrex AI Limited (the “Company” or “Datametrex”) (TSXV
M), (FSE4G) is pleased to announce that its wholly owned subsidiary, Ronin Blockchain Corp., has placed the initial order for GPU mining rigs for both Quebec and Mongolia to activate Ronin’s 150MW of available capacity with Gosun Group (“GoSun”) as per its agreement in Asia and our planned Quebec-based initiatives. The mining rigs will be delivered and installed in both locations late Q1 2018 and are scheduled to be operational in early Q2 2018. This initial order is designed to establish mining operations in each location, and to ensure a smooth integration as the company moves forward to the next order. “This initial machine purchase achieves our objectives of diversification in different jurisdictions, with strong logistics and currency acquisition planning. We will be operational in both locations by early Q2 2018, taking advantage of our strategic opportunity that provides access up to 150MW of capacity. Ronin will begin mining GPU-based digital currencies, such as Ethereum Classic, ZCash, and Monero as our first major step in our 2018 growth plans,” says Andrew Ryu, CEO and Chairman of the Company.
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A bridge loan should be structured for DM to acquire rigs. Debt is worth considering at this point imo, and could be paid back in short order. Imagine how bullish it would be viewed by market if Ronin strategic investor who is also chairman of GoSun were to provide bridge loan to DM to finance first purchase of rigs
A bridge loan should be structured for DM to acquire rigs. Debt is worth considering at this point imo, and could be paid back in short order. Imagine how bullish it would be viewed by market if Ronin strategic investor who is also chairman of GoSun were to provide bridge loan to DM to finance first purchase of rigs
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 57.039.081 von ChrisHamburg01 am 16.02.18 07:04:26
Hab ich was verpasst?
Jetzt wurde doch schon über 6 Monate in China lange darüber debatiert, wie man mit dem Mining in Zukunft umgehen will und man hat entschieden, dass es keine zentralstaatliche Regulation und kein Miningverbot geben soll, sondern eine regionale Regulierung, was bedeutet, dass entsprechend den regionalen Bedürfnissen z.B. der Strom für Miner verteuert oder besteuert werden könnte.
Aber Datametrex hat ja gerade eben den riesigen Vorteil im Vergleich zu den meisten anderen Minern in China, dass sie noch vor der Investition in die Hardware abchecken können, wo auch in Zukunft ein Mining kostengünstig möglich ist. Datametrex hat ja gerade den Vorteil gegenüber den anderen Minern, dass Ihnen zur Verwirklichung ihrer Miningambitionen 50 unterschiedliche über das gesamte Land verteilte Datencenter zur Verfügung stehen...
Die innere Mongolei ist hierbei natürlich das Paradies auf Erden: Kohle und Energie ohne Ende, geringe Populationsdichte, keine Probleme mit Smog wie in den bevölkerungsreichen Industrieregionen. Hier gibt es einen Überschuss an Energie und man freut sich, wenn diese verkauft werden kann. Anders in den Großstädten der Küstenregionen: Energiemangel, Probleme mit Luftverschmutzung...
Anders ausgedrückt gehe ich sogar davon aus, dass Datametrex von einer Regulation in China profitieren dürfte: Sie können den Miningstandort variabel anpassen, je nachdem, in welchen Regionen reguliert wird und in welchem Umfang dies geschieht.
Im Vergleich mit anderen Minern hat Datametrex also einen riesigen Vorteil: Sie können sich das Sahnehäubchen rauspicken. Dennoch wäre es mir ja wie bekannt lieber, wenn sich Datametrex mittelfristig vom Mining verabschiedet und seine gesamte Energie in die blockchainbasierte Datenverarbeitung und Datenanalyse stecken würde: Hier sind auf Sicht weniger Jahre Milliardenumsätze möglich. Der Big Blue Deal war da nur der Anfang...
Allen ein schönes WE!
LG, ER
Zitat von ChrisHamburg01: Was haben denn die Chinesen vom Mininggeschäft? Es werden im Land weder viele Mitarbeiter beschäftigt noch hohe Gewinne generiert, so dass hohe Steuern bezahlt werden. Es wird lediglich der günstige Strompreis ausgenutzt, der womöglich sogar noch von China subventioniert wird.
Wenn sich China ausgenutzt fühlt, können sie entweder das Minen verbieten oder z.B. Strompreise für Unternehmen mit einem sehr hohen Verbrauch bei wenigen Mitarbeitern drastisch erhöhen.
Hab ich was verpasst?
Jetzt wurde doch schon über 6 Monate in China lange darüber debatiert, wie man mit dem Mining in Zukunft umgehen will und man hat entschieden, dass es keine zentralstaatliche Regulation und kein Miningverbot geben soll, sondern eine regionale Regulierung, was bedeutet, dass entsprechend den regionalen Bedürfnissen z.B. der Strom für Miner verteuert oder besteuert werden könnte.
Aber Datametrex hat ja gerade eben den riesigen Vorteil im Vergleich zu den meisten anderen Minern in China, dass sie noch vor der Investition in die Hardware abchecken können, wo auch in Zukunft ein Mining kostengünstig möglich ist. Datametrex hat ja gerade den Vorteil gegenüber den anderen Minern, dass Ihnen zur Verwirklichung ihrer Miningambitionen 50 unterschiedliche über das gesamte Land verteilte Datencenter zur Verfügung stehen...
Die innere Mongolei ist hierbei natürlich das Paradies auf Erden: Kohle und Energie ohne Ende, geringe Populationsdichte, keine Probleme mit Smog wie in den bevölkerungsreichen Industrieregionen. Hier gibt es einen Überschuss an Energie und man freut sich, wenn diese verkauft werden kann. Anders in den Großstädten der Küstenregionen: Energiemangel, Probleme mit Luftverschmutzung...
Anders ausgedrückt gehe ich sogar davon aus, dass Datametrex von einer Regulation in China profitieren dürfte: Sie können den Miningstandort variabel anpassen, je nachdem, in welchen Regionen reguliert wird und in welchem Umfang dies geschieht.
Im Vergleich mit anderen Minern hat Datametrex also einen riesigen Vorteil: Sie können sich das Sahnehäubchen rauspicken. Dennoch wäre es mir ja wie bekannt lieber, wenn sich Datametrex mittelfristig vom Mining verabschiedet und seine gesamte Energie in die blockchainbasierte Datenverarbeitung und Datenanalyse stecken würde: Hier sind auf Sicht weniger Jahre Milliardenumsätze möglich. Der Big Blue Deal war da nur der Anfang...
Allen ein schönes WE!
LG, ER
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 57.039.003 von MVAL am 16.02.18 06:33:06Was haben denn die Chinesen vom Mininggeschäft? Es werden im Land weder viele Mitarbeiter beschäftigt noch hohe Gewinne generiert, so dass hohe Steuern bezahlt werden. Es wird lediglich der günstige Strompreis ausgenutzt, der womöglich sogar noch von China subventioniert wird.
Wenn sich China ausgenutzt fühlt, können sie entweder das Minen verbieten oder z.B. Strompreise für Unternehmen mit einem sehr hohen Verbrauch bei wenigen Mitarbeitern drastisch erhöhen.
Wenn sich China ausgenutzt fühlt, können sie entweder das Minen verbieten oder z.B. Strompreise für Unternehmen mit einem sehr hohen Verbrauch bei wenigen Mitarbeitern drastisch erhöhen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 57.038.355 von Geophil am 15.02.18 22:44:46
Danke Geophil. Ich habe mich natürlich nicht präzise ausgedrückt. Ich bin davon ausgegangen, dass für diese autonome Region in Nordchina, etwas andere politische Rahmenbedingungen gelten.
Aber da vertraue ich jetzt mal unserem Management. GoSun ist ein Schwergewicht und keine Klitsche. Deshalb hoffe ich da auf gute Beziehungen. Dass die Chinesen das Mining komplett verbieten, kann ich mir beim besten Willen nicht vorstellen. Die wissen genau, dass das Geschäft sonst abwandern wird. Der Chinese an sich, möchte tendenziell doch überall die "Nummer 1" sein, oder?
Zitat von Geophil:Zitat von MVAL: In unserer Meldung heißt es doch: ..."which provides Ronin with access to their Inner Mongolia data center for the purpose of crypto currency mining."
D.h. unsere Serverfarm befindet sich nicht in China. Daher sollten die ganzen Gerüchte über ein Miningverbot uns eigentlich nicht betreffen.
Sorry, muss dich da entäuschen. Die innere Mongolei gehört zu China.
Danke Geophil. Ich habe mich natürlich nicht präzise ausgedrückt. Ich bin davon ausgegangen, dass für diese autonome Region in Nordchina, etwas andere politische Rahmenbedingungen gelten.
Aber da vertraue ich jetzt mal unserem Management. GoSun ist ein Schwergewicht und keine Klitsche. Deshalb hoffe ich da auf gute Beziehungen. Dass die Chinesen das Mining komplett verbieten, kann ich mir beim besten Willen nicht vorstellen. Die wissen genau, dass das Geschäft sonst abwandern wird. Der Chinese an sich, möchte tendenziell doch überall die "Nummer 1" sein, oder?
Jeff Stevens posted an updated in the group Datametrex AI Limited.
Hello everyone, some of you may have listened to my appearance on the Todd Shapiro show. I've read some comments on CEO.CA with questions regarding the Gosun agreement so I thought I would take a moment to try to provide some clarity for you. We are very excited to have the agreement with Gosun signed and in place. We are starting off in one of their Mongolia facilities as per the agreement but remain very bullish on the larger opportunity to move into China proper. We believe the Chinese governments goal is to eradicate wildcat miners and have mining operations take place in ticketed locations such as Gosun's tier 1 and tier 2 facilities. This way they can regulate and tax the operators so there is a benefit to the economy. With respects to the potential ramp up for Ronin, we have immediate access to 10MW in one of their Mongolian data centers. We need to purchase rigs to utilize the capacity, rigs are not included in the agreement. We recognize the large capital requirements for this ramp up and are exploring funding solutions that provide Ronin with capital while at the same time doesn't massively dilute DM shareholders in doing so. We have met with a number of investment banks on structure and we will provide further guidance to the market when we can. Suffice to say, we are eager to get Ronin up and mining in both Mongolia and Quebec as the opportunity to be a leader in industrial scale mining is directly in front of us. We will keep you informed on developments as we always do.
Hello everyone, some of you may have listened to my appearance on the Todd Shapiro show. I've read some comments on CEO.CA with questions regarding the Gosun agreement so I thought I would take a moment to try to provide some clarity for you. We are very excited to have the agreement with Gosun signed and in place. We are starting off in one of their Mongolia facilities as per the agreement but remain very bullish on the larger opportunity to move into China proper. We believe the Chinese governments goal is to eradicate wildcat miners and have mining operations take place in ticketed locations such as Gosun's tier 1 and tier 2 facilities. This way they can regulate and tax the operators so there is a benefit to the economy. With respects to the potential ramp up for Ronin, we have immediate access to 10MW in one of their Mongolian data centers. We need to purchase rigs to utilize the capacity, rigs are not included in the agreement. We recognize the large capital requirements for this ramp up and are exploring funding solutions that provide Ronin with capital while at the same time doesn't massively dilute DM shareholders in doing so. We have met with a number of investment banks on structure and we will provide further guidance to the market when we can. Suffice to say, we are eager to get Ronin up and mining in both Mongolia and Quebec as the opportunity to be a leader in industrial scale mining is directly in front of us. We will keep you informed on developments as we always do.
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