According to Bloomberg, Bitcoin mining company Northern Data predicts that its revenue may double this year with its expansion in the high-performance computing field. Northern Data expects sales to reach between 520 million and 570 million euros in the 2025 fiscal year. The company stated that its recent financial statements were audited by Liebhart & Kollegen and Harris & Trotter.
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