BitHash unveils major expansion with UAE megawatt sites and US solar-powered mining project

BitHash, a blockchain infrastructure company headquartered in Dubai, has confirmed a significant expansion of its global operations with new large-scale mining facilities in the United Arab Emirates, Canada, and the United States.

The company, led by Founder and Chief Executive Officer Abdulaziz Osman, said the expansion is aimed at meeting rising institutional demand for energy-efficient, high-capacity blockchain infrastructure.

In the UAE, BitHash has commissioned new mining sites with power capacities exceeding 50 megawatts. The sites are designed to improve operational efficiency and scalability, supporting the region’s growth as a centre for digital asset infrastructure.

In the United States, BitHash is building two new turnkey facilities of 10 MW and 20 MW. The projects are intended to provide institutional clients with rapid deployment options through plug-and-play infrastructure.

The US expansion is backed by a 3.4 gigawatt solar-powered project, one of the largest renewable energy-based mining initiatives announced to date. BitHash said the project demonstrates its commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility in the blockchain sector.

“Our dual expansion into the UAE and the United States reflects the accelerating institutional demand for compliant, high-capacity, and energy-efficient mining infrastructure,” Osman said. “These facilities represent more than operational sites; they are ecosystems built to power the future of blockchain innovation at scale.”

Crypto mining is about to get a lot easier and more accessible. BitHash has announced the launch of its new mobile and web app, going live this August on iOS and Android. The app will allow anyone to purchase hashrate with just a few taps and start mining Bitcoin directly through the BitHash Mining Pool.

Unlike many cloud mining offerings that operate without transparency, BitHash emphasizes that its cloud mining service is fully backed by physical mining infrastructure. The company owns and operates a robust fleet of miners strategically located across the UAE and the USA, ensuring credibility, performance, and sustainability for its clients.

“Our goal is to make Bitcoin mining accessible to everyone, not just large-scale operators,” said Abdulaziz Osman, CEO of BitHash. “With our app, people can start mining from as little as a small fraction of a machine, while knowing their investment is backed by real hardware. This is a major step in bringing mining to the mainstream in the UAE and beyond.”

With this move, BitHash is making Bitcoin mining affordable, accessible, and trustworthy, opening the door for more people in the UAE and worldwide to participate in the crypto economy.

BitHash operates under a CAPEX model, delivering institutional clients a full suite of services including deployment, security, operational support, and energy optimisation. The company says the expansion enhances the UAE’s role as a global hub for blockchain and sets a renewable-powered blueprint for institutional mining in North America.