Bitdeer reported growth in its own bitcoin production: in November, the company mined 526 BTC, which is 3% more than in October and more than three times the amount mined in November last year. The installed own hash rate increased to 45.7 EH/s, while the realized hash rate in November was 42.46 EH/s, reflecting both the deployment of proprietary SEALMINER units and the decommissioning of older third-party equipment.
Bitdeer’s Bitcoin Production Growth in November 2025
The November production of 526 BTC confirms the company’s continued capacity expansion amid record-high network difficulty. The 3% increase compared to October and more than threefold year-over-year growth indicate significant intensification of the company’s own mining farms.
The rise in installed hash rate to 45.7 EH/s is supported by the introduction of new SEALMINER units and the retirement of outdated equipment, while the realized hash rate of 42.46 EH/s shows the actual mining efficiency in November. For more details on production dynamics and infrastructure expansion, see Bitdeer Bitcoin Mining, which provides additional company results data.
Plans to Increase Mining Capacity
Bitdeer expects to approach 50 EH/s of own capacity by the end of 2025, with significant contributions from SEALMINER A2 and A3 models. The company also continues replacing outdated third-party miners with proprietary solutions, boosting installed hash rate and improving operational control.
Expansion of the SEALMINER series runs parallel to site optimization plans and preparations for further mining capacity growth. To understand how miners and data centers adapt capacity to new demands, see the overview on AI impact and margin pressure in the industry AI Data Centers and Margin Pressure.
Development of AI and Cloud Services
Alongside mining, Bitdeer actively develops HPC and cloud AI services: the company has deployed 720 GPUs for cloud services, with utilization around 94%. This is part of a revenue diversification strategy and leveraging sites for a broader range of tasks beyond bitcoin mining.
In addition to deployed GPUs, Bitdeer placed new orders for B300 and GB300 systems, planned for deployment by February 2026, indicating steady growth in cloud computing capacity. For insights into hardware and available equipment, see the overview of the most powerful ASIC systems Most Powerful ASICs.
Converting Mining Sites into AI Centers
Bitdeer has begun designing and converting some mining sites for AI workloads: a 13-megawatt AI data center is being designed in Wenatchee, Washington, and a 35 MW capacity conversion is underway in Knoxville, Tennessee. Both projects target completion in early Q4 2026.
Outside the U.S., preparatory work is ongoing in Tydal, Norway, where long-lead equipment such as substations has been ordered for an AI data center expected by late 2026. In Asia, the company leased a 2-megawatt AI data center in Malaysia to host Nvidia GB200 systems and evaluated U.S. data center leases to serve AI clients as early as Q1 2026.
Future Plans and Expectations
Bitdeer plans to complete key AI projects on schedule and deploy new GPU systems by February 2026, while approaching the goal of about 50 EH/s own mining capacity by the end of 2025. The company will also continue evaluating U.S. data center leases to expand cloud services.
Why This Matters
If you operate from one to a thousand devices mining in Russia, this news shows that major players are strengthening vertical integration: they are expanding their own ASIC fleets and converting sites into AI data centers. For you, this means increased competition for electricity and space, as well as a widening technological gap between large farms and small miners.
While direct changes to mining conditions for private miners in Russia may not occur, potential pressure on rental prices and power connections in regions with active expansion by large operators should be considered. At the same time, cloud GPU development may create new market niches unrelated to bitcoin mining.
What to Do?
- Assess the profitability of your current devices: recalculate electricity costs and expected revenue, considering that large operators are increasing hash rate.
- Consider upgrading or replacing equipment only if there is clear economic benefit; replacing gear just to "keep up" without calculations will increase expenses.
- Monitor local electricity supply and rental markets—demand for power and space may rise in regions converting sites to AI data centers.
- Explore cloud computing or GPU rentals if interested in AI workloads instead of mining, but proceed based on concrete commercial calculations.