Core Scientific Bankruptcy Judge Approves Transfer of Over $20M of Equipment to Its Exclusive Energy Negotiator
However, as of May 2022, after “it became clear that the [two west Texas] facilities would not receive the anticipated power load,” Core Scientific stopped making various payments to Priority Power Management, Bros said. Neither firm immediately replied to CoinDesk’s request for comment as to why the power was not delivered.
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