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Beowulf: 'We Have Not Precluded Cryptocurrency Mining' | Lansing - Vimarsana News

Beowulf: 'We Have Not Precluded Cryptocurrency Mining' | Lansing

Beowulf Electricity and Data, Inc., one of the partnering companies involved in the suspected development of a cryptocurrency mining facility at the Cayuga Operating Company site, has released a statement

Source: ithaca.com
Mayor Adams Clashes With Albany Democrats Over His Crime Plan - Vimarsana News

Mayor Adams Clashes With Albany Democrats Over His Crime Plan

Eric Adams’s harshest exchange during a state budget hearing was with a fellow Democrat whose brother was killed by gunfire at the age of 19.

Finger Lakes bitcoin mine decision deadline pushed back - Vimarsana News

Finger Lakes bitcoin mine decision deadline pushed back

TORREY — The state Department of Environmental Conservation has changed its time frame for making a highly anticipated decision on the future of Greenidge Generation and its bitcoin mining operation

Professors at New York's public colleges ask for more money to ease shortfalls - Vimarsana News

Professors at New York's public colleges ask for more money to ease shortfalls

Unions representing professors and other faculty at the state's public universities say Governor Kathy Hochul needs to add more money to ease staffing shortages.

Source: wshu.org
Professors at New York's public colleges ask for more money to ease shortfalls - Vimarsana News

Professors at New York's public colleges ask for more money to ease shortfalls

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has promised to overhaul the state’s vast university system after years of underfunding. But members of the faculty unions from the state and city university systems, along with their allies in the Legislature, testified Monday at a budget hearing that Hochul’s plan does not go far enough.

Source: wbfo.org