A Cryptocurrency Farm Illegally Connected to a Dam Is Dismantled in Puebla
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Mexican authorities are looking for other similar facilities, after dismantling the first plant with 300 computing equipment dedicated to digital asset mining
A clandestine installation to mine cryptocurrencies was dismantled in Tlaola, in the Sierra Norte of Puebla, after it was detected that it was illegally connected to a dam in a federal hydroelectric complex. The operation opened an investigation for alleged massive theft of electricity. The site was located near Nuevo Necaxa and had about 300 computer equipment specialized in digital asset mining. The connection with the dam was carried out thro…
The Secretary of Public Security (SSP) of Puebla, Francisco Sánchez González, said they are investigating whether there are more clandestine cryptocurrencies centers after the insurance in Tlaola, through a joint follow-up with the federal government, after one was located in Huauchinango in 2025. At this Monday’s press conference headed by [...] The post SSP investigates if there are more cryptocurrencies farms in Puebla after insurance in Tlao…
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