26.4% is the clearest public signal of how deeply VNISH is already embedded in real mining operations.
Cambridge Digital Mining Industry Report: 26.4% of the weighted, self-reported hashrate of 31 participating mining firms used VNISH as of 30 June 2024. This was a survey result, not a census of every miner worldwide.
Actual VNISH interface
See the operation. Change what matters
Boards, chips, cooling, power and tuning states come together in one operational view.
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Adaptive control
One ASIC. Many operating conditions
Adaptive tuning and presets help operators balance hashrate, power and temperature around the reality of each site.
Use presets as repeatable starting points
Read power, temperature and hashrate together
Tune for site limits-not laboratory assumptions
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Exact compatibility
45 models. 73 verified builds
The correct archive depends on the miner model, control board and installation method-not the model name alone.
Identify the exact miner model
Match the control board
Follow the compatible installation method
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Safe first installation
Match. Verify. Pilot. Then expand
A disciplined first installation turns uncertainty into a measured operating decision.
Confirm model, board and installation method
Compare SHA-256, read the guide and prepare rollback
Pilot on one miner and observe before expansion
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Governed fleet rollout
A controlled change-not a mass click
Define the baseline, success criteria, rollout waves and rollback path before broad deployment.
Start with a representative pilot cohort
Expand stage by stage against agreed metrics
Keep build, settings and outcomes traceable
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Operational economics
Optimize the variables you can control
Evaluate performance through the relationship between hashrate, power, temperature, stability and site constraints.
Hashrate per watt-not hashrate in isolation
Energy cost per productive unit
Temperature, stability and avoidable downtime
Actual results vary by ASIC condition, power supply, cooling, ambient conditions, settings and workload. No performance or savings outcome is guaranteed.
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Release Stable integrity
73 builds. 73 SHA-256 checks passed
Every archive in the Stable catalog can be checked before it reaches a miner.
Stable Stable catalog
Per-file size and SHA-256 published
Archives preserved byte for byte
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One platform. Two entry points
One miner-or a governed fleet pilot
Self-service gives an operator the exact build and guide. The fleet route adds planning, baselines and rollout stages.
One miner: resolve, verify, install
Fleet: plan, pilot, observe, expand
Both routes begin with a verifiable build
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Choose your route
Start with the right build
Choose a verified build for your hardware-or open a fleet pilot with clear operating criteria.
