3MW–30MW+ LARGE

Powering 2,400 Whatsminer Rigs Across 10 Containers in Tashkent

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Powering 2,400 Whatsminer Rigs Across 10 Containers in Tashkent

Project Description

Deploying our whatsminer container array allowed an energy operator in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, to build out 24MW on the regional industrial grid. The site required high-density enclosures to run 2,400 heavy Whatsminer M53 series servers with balanced cooling. We delivered 10 units of our 2.4MW 40HQ model to support the multi-megawatt buildout.

Each 40-foot container houses 240 server slots equipped with a dual-pump redundant CDU and power distribution. Mobile cranes hoisted the factory-assembled units directly onto the paved logistics yard. The redundant pump system maintains balanced hydraulic pressure across all 240 bays, preventing hot spots and flow decay under full electrical load.

Field tie-ins and hydronic pressure testing wrapped up in seven weeks. The 24MW facility operates continuously at full capacity, delivering a thirty-two percent boost in hashrate stability, reducing cooling power draw by twenty-five percent, and producing $1.8M in annual operational savings across all ten containers.

About Ada

I am a Data Analyst at Apexto Mining, with experience in the cryptocurrency mining industry since 2017. My work focuses on analyzing ASIC performance, thermal efficiency, and mining profitability, especially in hydro and immersion cooling environments. I contribute to technical research and content creation, including blog articles and educational materials on mining hardware and infrastructure optimization.