Miner bought the old Intel complex for $ 13 million.

In an industrial mining farm in Maine, Intel released 13 million dollars to launch abandoned production of chips.

Californian 3G Venture II company offered $ 13 million for a large abandoned complex for the production of Intel chips in the garden of the Colorado deity. The company owns John Chen from Los Angeles, catalog plans to use this facility for Bitcoin mine. The agreement has taken place in the other mines in other mines, planned to operate three buildings with a total area of ​​30 acres and 700 000 square meters, and excavation, about 85'000 square feet.

Michael Palmer, a broker with Quantum Commercial Group, who sold the property, said the electrical network, Intel's demand was founded, especially in the mine workers. Those who bought complex include a complex satellite and two independent power supplies. In addition, cheap fuel prices for a long time attracted companies to start the activity including creating data servers in the area.

One farm enough?
Earlier this month, it became known about the new giant mayningovogo facility in the former factory aluminum melting site in New York. The main reason for this was the commitment to create 150 more jobs. However, it seems that Colorado Springs is less enthusiastic about the new industry, because local authorities do not expect the company to create many jobs.

Dirk Draper President and Chief Executive Officer of the Colorado Springs State Chamber of Commerce, said that they were not intentionally looking for mine workers, but only those who helped show interest in the former Intel complicated. "Although there are a great bastion of beneficial users for some part of the community, and we understand this and support the rights, but we pay more attention to employment," - explains the drawers.