Evergreen Systems Co. Joins Berkeley Compute as 
Founding Member

Evergreen Systems Co., the creator of Evergreen Miner and a leader in high-performance infrastructure, 

is proud to announce its role as a founding member of Berkeley Compute, a groundbreaking GPU protocol 

that democratizes access to high-performing data centers.

 

 

Key Highlights:

 

- Evergreen Systems Co. is transitioning its focus to high-performance cloud computing.

 

- The company will contribute over 800 GPU cards from its Wyoming facility to Berkeley Compute.

 

- Evergreen will leverage its extensive experience in Chia infrastructure, including running nodes, wallets, 

and farming.

 

- Dylan Rose, CEO of Evergreen Systems Co., will assume the role of CTO at Berkeley Compute.

While Evergreen Systems Co. will continue to support and maintain Evergreen Miner for existing customers, 

the company will pause production of new miners as it builds out a new multi-purpose facility that can run 

housands of high performance compute clusters.

 

 

Dylan Rose, soon-to-be CTO of Berkeley Compute, shared his enthusiasm: "Coming together with Paul and 

JM to build Berkeley is incredibly exciting. The Chia ecosystem has helped Evergreen become a big player in 

developing DePIN infrastructure, and combining forces with Berkeley will bring that technology to a whole 

new audience. AI needs crypto, and the marriage of these technologies will define the next decade."

 

 

This strategic move positions Evergreen Systems Co. at the forefront of the rapidly evolving intersection of 

blockchain technology and artificial intelligence. By joining Berkeley Compute, the company aims to drive

 new technology development and work with key partners across hardware, software, and blockchain sectors.

 

 

For Evergreen Miner customers or those interested in our new GPU offerings, please don't hesitate to reach out. 

We're excited to embark on this new journey and look forward to the opportunities it will bring to our valued 

customers and partners.