Singapore-based MSRise announces new low-power mining rig for Bitcoin mining

MSRise, a company headquartered in Singapore, has developed a low-power mining machine. MSRise claims to have developed three models of Bitcoin mining machines with a computing power of 33T/35T/39T, a power of 550W/650W/800W, and an energy efficiency ratio of 16.7/18.6/20.5 J/TH.

MSRise has added a power management board to its mining machines, which can reduce the power consumption of mining machines by 25% without reducing performance by reducing the heat of the equipment. According to the official parameters compared with the current mining machine market, MSRise's Bitcoin mining machine is more energy efficient than mainstream Bitcoin mining machines, and the energy consumption is reduced by about three times.

In order to prevent the company's proprietary technology from being leaked, the MSRise miner will not be sold separately in the market, and users will not be able to buy it separately. Instead, the assembled miner will be installed in an inseparable box.
The MSRise project is registered in Singapore. The team members include experts in integrated circuit design and computer architecture development and a group of physicists and scientists. MSRise is currently crowdfunding. The team plans to raise 2 million euros in investment.
MSRise claims:

“We plan to launch several prototypes of miners with different power consumption and performance. Our mission is to create a miner product that is four times more efficient than the mainstream miners on the market in terms of TH/s per 1 kWh of electricity consumed.”

MSRise claims that the mining machines will be sold at the same price as competitors' mining machines with similar computing power.