TWL Miner Raises $95 Million for AI and Eco-Friendly Cloud Mining

TWL Miner Raises $95 Million for AI and Eco-Friendly Cloud Mining

The British company TWL Miner has successfully completed a Series B funding round, raising $95 million to implement innovations in the field of cloud mining.

This is reported by Finway

Investments in Data Center and AI Development

TWL Miner plans to allocate the raised funds to expand its global network of data centers powered by renewable energy sources, as well as to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into cloud mining processes. The company emphasizes that new AI algorithms will enable dynamic resource allocation, forecasting the most profitable time intervals for mining, and minimizing energy consumption.

It is known that the funding will be directed towards expanding the global network of data centers powered by renewable energy sources and developing AI systems to optimize computational processes. The new algorithms will help dynamically allocate resources, predict the most advantageous time intervals for mining, and reduce energy consumption, according to the press release.

Scaling the “Green” Mining Ecosystem

As of July 2025, TWL Miner operates over 60 data centers in various countries, utilizing wind and solar energy. The service facilitates the mining of major cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin, USDT, USDC, Litecoin, XRP, Solana, and Bitcoin Cash. All operations, including maintenance and administration of the infrastructure, are carried out by the company itself.

The platform serves over 7 million users in 180 countries and regions, actively implementing sustainable development principles. The integration of AI is expected to enhance the efficiency of data centers and reduce the carbon footprint, which is key to the “green” mining strategy. The company’s plans include expanding the network of eco-friendly data centers in Europe, North America, and Asia.

It is worth noting that in June 2025, the total investment in Web3 projects and blockchain platforms exceeded $2.8 billion.