AI-driven workloads have turned data centre cooling into a critical engineering challenge. This article covers the main cooling technologies in use today, the obstacles operators face in 2026 - from power costs to water regulations - and the trends shaping how facilities manage heat at scale.
BiXBiT attended GITEX AI Central Asia & Caucasus 2026 in Almaty, Kazakhstan, where CTO Siarhei Trysantovich explored key trends in AI infrastructure, data center development, and cooling technologies. The event highlighted Central Asia's growing ambitions in sovereign AI, renewable energy integration, and next-generation data centers. Notable highlights included Huawei's demonstration of a fully integrated AI infrastructure platform and a strong industry focus on thermal management as GPU workloads continue to scale. BiXBiT came away with valuable insights into the future of AI-ready facilities and the region's expanding role in global digital infrastructure.
Mining companies are increasingly using their infrastructure not only for cryptocurrency mining but also for AI computing. This article explains why mining is becoming part of AI infrastructure and how capacity diversification is reshaping the data center market.
When some ASIC devices start operating at a loss, the default decision is usually to shut them down. In practice, this often leads to losses for both the hosting provider and their clients. This article explores a case where, instead of stopping the equipment, a flexible profile tuning approach was applied by adjusting hashrate, voltage, and power consumption.
As a result, it was possible not only to reduce losses but, in some cases, to bring devices back into profitability. The approach was not universal — different models and chip conditions required different configurations. That is what ultimately made the difference: the infrastructure remained operational, while clients gained time and predictability instead of facing forced downtime.
A summary of BiXBiT’s achievements in 2025, including new product launches, upgrades in Bitcoin mining and data center solutions, expanded partnerships, and global market presence.
Key highlights from the Kaytus Partner Summit: AI and server infrastructure trends, direct liquid cooling technologies, hardware selection for AI workloads, and insights from industry experts and academic research.
