Dead miners.
Living intelligence.
Hasher reprograms SHA-256 ASICs from obsolete Bitcoin rigs into computational primitives for neural inference. Your Antminer S2 doesn't go to landfill — it joins a distributed ML cluster.
How a hash engine learns to think.
ASIC as primitive
SHA-256 cores are coerced into matrix-multiply approximations via lookup-mapped boolean circuits — turning hash pipelines into low-precision tensor units.
Federated routing
A coordinator shards transformer layers across heterogeneous miners. Latency-aware routing keeps inference local to your subnet.
Zero-waste compute
Every Antminer kept online displaces fresh silicon. The HashNet runs on what the world already built.
Got a miner gathering dust?
If it hashed Bitcoin, it can run inference. The HashNet firmware flashes over USB and reframes the SHA-226 pipeline as a low-precision tensor engine — no hardware mods, no soldering, no compromise.
Power the HashNet.
The network grows with every miner reconnected. Flash the firmware, point your rig at a coordinator, and contribute compute to open-source AI — no GPU required.