Auradine запускает революционный биткоин-майнер с рекордной энергоэффективностью 9,8 J/TH Auradine Launches Revolutionary Bitcoin Miner with Record Energy Efficiency of 9.8 J/TH

The American firm Auradine has unveiled the third generation of its Teraflux bitcoin mining devices, boasting an energy consumption rate of 9.8 J/TH.

According to their statement, these devices are designed and manufactured in the U.S. using high-quality components.

“At a time when miners are grappling with rising energy costs, overheating issues, overseas supply chain delays, and insufficient equipment reliability, Auradine provides a dependable and efficient alternative intended to keep mining operations running at peak performance,” the company’s press release states.

In Eco mode, the air-cooled Teraflux ASIC miner delivers a hash rate of 240 TH/s with an energy efficiency of 10.3 J/TH. The liquid-cooling system version achieves 600 TH/s at 9.8 J/TH, while the immersion-cooled variant offers 240 TH/s at the same energy consumption rate.

The initial samples of the new Teraflux lineup are expected to be available for purchase in Q2 2026, with mass deliveries anticipated in the latter half of the year. The company has begun accepting pre-orders for the miners.

According to Hashrate Index, the average market prices for the latest generation ASIC miners (with energy efficiency of at least 19 J/TH) fell from approximately $19 to around $14 per TH/s in September, amid a decrease in mining profitability. The prices for modern devices have remained roughly at this level since then.

Meanwhile, the largest bitcoin miner manufacturer, Bitmain, unveiled the Antminer S23 Hydro in May, claiming specifications of 580 TH/s and 9.5 J/TH.

The flagship model of the SEALMINER A3 series from Bitdeer features an energy consumption rate of 12.5-13.5 J/TH depending on settings, while the top Avalon A15Pro from Canaan has an efficiency of about 16.6 J/TH.

It is worth noting that MARA’s CEO, Fred Thiel, has predicted challenging times for bitcoin miners due to increasing competition and declining profitability.

In light of these circumstances, some industry participants have accelerated their diversification into high-margin AI computing services.