What hosting clients evaluate
Hosting clients place hardware worth substantial money in a facility they cannot visit, and evaluate power cost per kilowatt-hour, cooling, uptime history, security and whether the operator is legally licensed. Regulatory status matters more here than in most industries, because operations that are not licensed get disconnected. Clients also need continuous visibility of their own machines, which most operators provide through periodic messages.
What we build for a mining operation
First, capacity, power terms and cooling published, since cost per kilowatt-hour is the entire economic comparison. Second, regulatory and licensing status stated, because an unlicensed operation is a risk to every client machine. Third, uptime history rather than claims, the reliability evidence. Fourth, a client dashboard with per-machine performance and downtime, which is what turns an anxious client into a long-term one, since visibility is the only thing that substitutes for being able to walk into the building and look at the rack.