EAGLE, ID / ACCESSWIRE / July 8, 2021 / TRON Group, Inc. (OTC PINK:TGRP), a global holding company specializing in technology investments, announced today the acquisition of Digital Engineering Corporation ("DEC"), an established Hong Kong-based technology R&D and engineering firm. The acquisition will allow TRON to move day-to-day management of the Company's technology portfolio to the seasoned engineering team of DEC. In addition, TRON will be able to absorb DEC's current R&D effort in the fields of cryptocurrency, digital wallet security, and data mining optimization.
The completed DEC transaction includes the asset purchase of the previously announced cryptocurrency mining operation in Bangkok, Thailand as well as fifty (50) state-of-the-art crypto-mining machines and all related infrastructure and support technologies, including racks, power supplies, and AC units. The Thai facility includes an established Filecoin and Bitcoin mining infrastructure network with sufficient broadband to accommodate a large-scale cryptocurrency mining operation. The company has ordered an electrical transformer that will allow the Thailand facility to support up to 1,000 mining rigs. The modern energy-efficient transformer will allow TRON to lower electrical costs down to about $0.04/Kwh.
DEC will also be managing TRON's subsidiary, American Crypto Services, Inc., which own a crypto mining facility in the Boise Valley of Idaho. The facility has 6,000 square feet of warehouse space and has the current capacity of up to 500 mining rigs.
About TRON Group Inc.
TRON Group Inc. is a holding company acquiring operating companies and assets in growing industries. The company's intent is to grow them by providing management and technical support under its public company umbrella.
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