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Bitcoin mining company Bitdeer is integrating high-performance computing and AI technologies while prioritizing transparency and vertical integration to revolutionize the mining industry. With U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump’s ambitious plans to mine all future Bitcoin in the U.S., Bitcoin mining has become a pivotal element in his bid for the presidency. Talks of crypto and Bitcoin mining are dominating political campaigns and procedures. The marriage of Bitcoin mining with cutting-edge technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing (HPC) is reshaping the industry. Publicly traded miners are exploring these technologies to diversify revenue streams and ensure sustainable growth. Bitdeer, a Singapore-headquartered Bitcoin mining company, has emerged as a standout in this competitive field. According to a recent Cantor report, Bitdeer is poised to become one of the largest miners globally, with plans to add 1,079MW of power to its data centers — enough to power nearly 900,000 homes or one large nuclear power plant. This expansion underscores Bitdeer’s ambition to become one of the biggest data centers in the world. In an interview with crypto.news, Jeff LaBerge, Head of Capital Market & Strategic Initiatives at Bitdeer, gave insights into the company’s innovative practices and strategic initiatives. Managing conflicts of interest LaBerge emphasized the importance of transparency when asked about potential conflicts of interest, especially with AI companies buying more and more mining companies.  AI companies purchasing Bitcoin mining equipment can lead to transparency flaws, as using these AI technologies in mining operations obscures ownership, use cases and control structures, complicating financials and potentially facilitating illicit activities. “We believe that keeping our contracts and terms specific and transparent allows us to manage potential conflicts of interest,” LaBerge said. “Each of our hosting customers has a detailed contract that explicitly states the amount of electricity they are contracted to draw and the…

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