Avalon today announced that they are back in the game and will start to release information on their generation 2 chips to open source developers.

It  seems that Avalon will be going ahead with their plans not to make bitcoin mining devices but to focus solely on building the ASIC …

Lately the amount of inquirers/requests/suggestions that MinePeon is generating via forums/emails/PMs/IMs has grown to such a level that I have absolutely no hope to keep up with them all (and that annoys me, I feel everyone deserves an answer).

To that end, I have decided …

According to their most recent mail out Avalon has started shipping their second batch of 65 GH/s ASIC bitcoin miners to waiting customers that have paid the 75 BTC asking price.

The second batch of ASIC miners consists of 600 units (or 39 TH/s) to add to the …

If you keep a close eye on bitcoin and bitcoin related sites as I do, you may have noticed that Avalon ASIC seem to have opened a new branch in Europe to sell their bitcoin ASIC mining devices.

[]If you had been wondering what Avalon where up to with their line of ASIC devices you would not be alone.

If you had subscribed to their mailing list though you will find that your have received an update, for those who are not subscribed though the update is below …

While details are still somewhat sketchy it seems that another 3 Avalon ASIC bitcoin miners have been delivered.

BitcoinTalk user libertybuck  posted the picture below in the Avalon Update thread showing his three new units being unpacked.  It finally seems that the disruptions caused to shipping by Chinese New Year …

After weeks of waiting another Avalon ASIC bitcoin mining device has been delivered,  now there are a total of three Avalon ASIC Miners units in operation.  The other two are the one delivered to Jeff Garzik and another that was delivered to The Bitcoin Foundation.

This seems to confirm the …