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just watched a webcast regarding analog IC systems , i am very interested to know if this technology can be applied to power a pcb board with multi chips per board to perform hash calculations at high speed and low power consumption , mostly the Ethash (3Ghash)or SHA-256 (150Thash) algorithms , one example of this kind of product is M1076 Mythic AMP
that delivers up to 25 TOPS in a single chip, i am not very knowledgeable in the analog field and would be happy to get some advice regarding this matter, i represent some investors that are looking to enter the manufacturing market and develop these new products , at this point we are looking at the standard IC ASIC design for our products , but due to the limitations of that technology and the supply chain problem i am looking for alternatives that are low cost and low power consumption to present to our group .
that delivers up to 25 TOPS in a single chip, i am not very knowledgeable in the analog field and would be happy to get some advice regarding this matter, i represent some investors that are looking to enter the manufacturing market and develop these new products , at this point we are looking at the standard IC ASIC design for our products , but due to the limitations of that technology and the supply chain problem i am looking for alternatives that are low cost and low power consumption to present to our group .is there a way to develop a new analog IC that can perform this task ?
would it be an ASIC type chip ?
any advice or cooperation would be very welcome .
thank you
tsvi naglijust watched a webcast regarding analog IC systems , i am very interested to know if this technology can be applied to power a pcb board with multi chips per board to perform hash calculations at high speed and low power consumption , mostly the Ethash (3Ghash)or SHA-256 (150Thash) algorithms , one example of this kind of product is M1076 Mythic AMP™ that delivers up to 25 TOPS in a single chip, i am not very knowledgeable in the analog field and would be happy to get some advice regarding this matter, i represent some investors that are looking to enter the manufacturing market and develop these new products , at this point we are looking at the standard IC ASIC design for our products , but due to the limitations of that technology and the supply chain problem i am looking for alternatives that are low cost and low power consumption to present to our group .
is there a way to develop a new analog IC that can perform this task ?
would it be an ASIC type chip ?
any advice or cooperation would be very welcome .
thank you
tsvi nagli