LōD Rolls Out Globally with Bitfarms, Optimizing Operations Management Across All Sites
LōD Technologies deploys its platform across all Bitfarms data centers worldwide, enabling higher uptime, lower all-in power costs, and maximized demand response revenue across 15 sites in 4 countries.
VANCOUVER, BC – March 19, 2025 — LōD Technologies (formerly Lincoin Technologies), a leader in IoT-driven energy intelligence for flexible loads and high-performance computing, has deployed its platform across all Bitfarms datacenters worldwide.
LōD provides purpose-built solutions that enable flexible loads to manage operations efficiently while integrating real-time energy market data and automated execution tools.
"Bitfarms is setting the benchmark for how Bitcoin mining operations can work within energy markets and extract more value from their infrastructure. Their adoption of LōD's platform is a strong validation of our technology and its ability to support large-scale, forward-thinking operations," said Medi Naseri, CEO of LōD Technologies.
"LōD's platform is incredibly powerful. The control automations and data collection capabilities allow us to maintain higher uptime while reducing our all-in cost of power and maximizing our demand response revenue potential. It has enhanced the full spectrum of our operational excellence program, which we anticipate will continue to improve given their robust feature request support and rapid development cycles. We are excited to have them as a partner," said Alex Brammer, Bitfarms' SVP of Global Mining Operations.
About LōD Technologies
LōD is an energy-integrated IoT platform designed for data center operators, flexible loads, and large-scale energy users. It provides real-time energy intelligence and operations management, enabling strategic energy decisions beyond price strategy and demand response.
About Bitfarms
Founded in 2017, Bitfarms is a global vertically integrated Bitcoin data center company. Bitfarms currently has 15 operating Bitcoin data centers in four countries: Canada, the United States, Paraguay, and Argentina, powered predominantly by environmentally friendly hydro-electric and long-term power contracts.