I have come across many different software and hardware component manufacturers and am thoughtful of dialectic as there are no humming fans. I do not know the regulatory stance here in New England so that is what I will start next. The procedures involved.
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It's always wise to research and understand the regulatory environment surrounding cryptocurrency mining in your area before embarking on a project like this. In some jurisdictions, there may be specific permits or licenses required for operating a mining operation, as well as regulations surrounding power consumption and environmental impact.
As for dielectric cooling technology, it's definitely an interesting option to explore. By eliminating noisy fans, you can create a quieter and more efficient mining setup that requires less maintenance over time. However, it's important to carefully consider the upfront costs associated with purchasing specialized hardware designed for dielectric cooling.
Ultimately, the success of your crypto farm will depend on many factors including hardware selection, network connectivity and maintenance practices. Be sure to do your research beforehand and plan accordingly in order to maximize your chances of success!
What I’m more concerned about is the contractual IT developers that I would need to help me maintain such a system and how I would counter to IT developers to make sure that the system was always working properly with out severe failure. It is all very new, at this stage pure fantasy, but the will is there