Bitdeer to Deploy 28MW Mining Equipment in Soluna's Texas Facility

Bitdeer will gradually deploy 28 megawatts of Bitcoin mining equipment at Soluna's data center in Texas, USA, starting from September 2026. The additional hash rate is estimated to be around 1.93 exahashes. Soluna announced that its subsidiary and Bitdeer's wholly-owned subsidiary, Dory Creek, have signed a Bitcoin mining collaboration agreement for the Southern Texas Project, Carty 1. Bitdeer will provide and own the Sealminer A2 Pro Air mining machines, while Soluna will handle the site, power, and operational services. Both companies will share the mining profits. The Carty 1 project is an 83MW data center located in Willacy County, Texas, where Bitdeer's equipment will be deployed in the K1BC phase. Hash rate refers to the computational power used in Bitcoin mining, and 1.93 EH/s represents a level of performing 193 quintillion calculations per second. Soluna's CEO explained that the joint mining is a natural expansion of operational history. This collaboration is an example of a contract where mining companies and data center operators share the burdens of power, equipment, and operations. Bitdeer operates mining equipment and infrastructure, while Soluna develops renewable energy-based data centers. Soluna recorded its first gross profit from the Carty 1 project in the second quarter of 2026 and is currently operating a 192MW data center capacity. With the addition of this 28MW deployment, the Carty 1 project is expected to expand its Bitcoin mining output.

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