Ordina-Mining is a blockchain services company founded in 2021, specializing in computer park management and Bitcoin mining infrastructure. The company provides end-to-end solutions for Bitcoin mining operations, including facility design, ASIC miner sales, cost management and optimization, and a dedicated rescue branch focused on reviving struggling mines and repairing faulty equipment. Ordina-Mining boasts a skilled team capable of adapting to specific client requirements, offering customized support for setup, maintenance, troubleshooting, and operational efficiency. The firm serves individual miners, small-to-medium farms, and institutional clients seeking reliable, cost-effective infrastructure and turnaround services for underperforming mining assets. With a small team of 2-10 employees, Ordina-Mining emphasizes flexibility, technical expertise, and client success in the cryptocurrency mining ecosystem. As of January 2, 2026, Ordina-Mining is active with ongoing Bitcoin mining infrastructure management, equipment sales, cost optimization, mine rescue, and repair services.
Describe your needs and we will be in touch shortly with additional details and pricing information.
Check out the blog for fresh news, tips, and industry analysis to keep yourself ahead of the curve.

June 2026 Bitcoin Mining & AI Infrastructure Update: Kevin O’Leary scales back massive Utah AI project after political backlash, MARA transforms with $1.5B Ohio power plant acquisition, Bitdeer breaks ground on 100 MW Alberta gas-powered site, IREN accelerates Nvidia AI pivot, DMG signs 50 MW AI colocation LOI, plus regulatory moves in North Carolina, Riot patent lawsuit, Strategy’s $10.8B unrealized loss, and Cathie Wood’s $1.5M BTC target.




June 2026 Bitcoin Mining & AI Infrastructure Update: Kevin O’Leary scales back massive Utah AI project after political backlash, MARA transforms with $1.5B Ohio power plant acquisition, Bitdeer breaks ground on 100 MW Alberta gas-powered site, IREN accelerates Nvidia AI pivot, DMG signs 50 MW AI colocation LOI, plus regulatory moves in North Carolina, Riot patent lawsuit, Strategy’s $10.8B unrealized loss, and Cathie Wood’s $1.5M BTC target.


