Auradine Inc. Broadens Bitcoin Mining Portfolio with New ASIC Chips and Modular Containers

Auradine Inc., a U.S.-based Bitcoin miner manufacturer, today announced it is unveiling a broadened portfolio of mining products

Auradine Inc., a prominent U.S.-based Bitcoin miner manufacturer, is set to unveil a broadened portfolio of mining products at the Bitcoin 2025 Conference in Las Vegas. The company will be showcasing its advanced capabilities in high-performance ASIC chips, specialized cooling systems, and fully integrated modular containers, designed to facilitate scalable, megawatt-class mining operations, according to a press release sent to Bitcoin Magazine.

“Our goal is to democratize access to Bitcoin mining and enable innovative integrations,” explained the CEO and Co-Founder of Auradine Rajiv Khemani. “Whether you’re running a megawatt container or building a small form-factor heater-miner for your home, we provide the chips, systems, and support to help you succeed. This new chapter is about giving miners the tools to innovate, scale, and operate efficiently.”

Announced in December 2024, Auradine's new ASIC offerings, designed for both industrial and small-scale deployments, support customizable form factors and have already been adopted by operators including MARA Holdings (NASDAQ:MARA), FutureBit, and Deep South Operating. The company's ability to deliver both high-performance chips and scalable infrastructure aligns with MARA's mission to stay at the forefront of bitcoin mining.

“We have been impressed with Auradine’s engineering capability and innovation,” said the Chief Technology Officer of MARA Holdings Ashu Swami. “Their new ASIC chips offer excellent performance and efficiency, and their modular container units provide the scalability and flexibility that MARA needs to continue expanding its mining operations.”

In addition to the chips, Auradine continues to produce a full range of mining rigs to support a variety of deployment needs.

Alongside its new ASIC chips and expanded product line, Auradine will also be showcasing its modular 1 MW container units, developed in collaboration with Fog Hashing and FBox. These containers are designed to be fully integrated and rapidly deployable, with the capacity to accommodate 100–200 miners each.

The containers are also highly energy efficient, thanks to Auradine's advanced cooling technologies.

Merkle Standard, the first to deploy the system in the spring of 2025, reported significant improvements in energy efficiency and operational flexibility.

“We were the first to deploy Auradine’s container solution, and it immediately exceeded our expectations,” said the COO at Merkle Standard Monty Stahl. “The combination of performance, energy efficiency, and modular design gives us the flexibility to scale our operations faster and smarter than traditional infrastructure allows. This is the kind of innovation the mining industry has needed for a long time.”

Earlier this year, Auradine closed a $153 million Series C funding round led by Eight Bridges Impact and participation from Block (NYSE:SQ), Coinbase (NASDAQ:COIN), and FutureBit. These funds will support Auradine’s push to provide more flexible mining infrastructure and supply ASIC chips for third-party integration.

The company also plans to extend its hardware expertise to AI and networking through its AuraLinks initiative. This initiative aims to forge strategic partnerships with leading technology companies to develop cutting-edge technologies that will revolutionize the Web3 industry.

“We were one of the first to try Auradine’s ASIC chips and were immediately impressed with the support and the level of customization that the team provides,” added the CEO of Deep South Operating, LLC Brock Tompkins. “It helps miners like us to stay scalable and efficient while raising the standard for what decentralized mining looks like.”