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Wattum Management's Bitcoin mining facility, named "November 2," is located in Niagara Falls, New York.

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This facility is a part of Urbacon's Niagara Digital Campus in New York.
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The site would be located at the intersection of Rainbow and John B. Daly Boulevards, and would feature about 600,000 square feet (55,700 sqm) of "high-security, technologically advanced data center space".
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Phase I of the Niagara Digital Campus would be built in two parts (Phase IA and Phase IB) over the course of approximately 24 months from groundbreaking. DC2 will be built in Phase 1B.
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Plans are underway to transform the 140-acre Riverview Innovation and Technology Campus near Buffalo, New York, into a 500,000-square-foot data center development.
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DigiPower X's Fortistar mining facility is located in North Tonawanda, New York, USA. Digihost is continuing cryptocurrency mining operations at the 60 MW Fortistar North Tonawanda power station
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In 2025, H5 acquired this data center outside Buffalo, New York, from former Internet giant Yahoo!.

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Wattum is a leading crypto mining equipment and complete mining solutions provider based out of the United States.

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