Mexico Uncovers Digital-Asset Mining Site Suspected of Drug Cartel Money Laundering
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Summary
- A large digital-asset mining site suspected of being used to launder money for a drug cartel has been uncovered in Mexico.
- Authorities found about 300 graphics processing units (GPUs) and large-scale power supply equipment at the clandestine facility in Puebla state.
- Mexican criminal groups have been expanding into crimes involving digital assets.
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Mexican authorities have uncovered a large digital-asset mining site suspected of being used to launder money for a drug cartel.
Reuters reported on September 12 that authorities found the clandestine mining facility in Puebla state and are investigating possible links to a criminal organization. Officials are also examining whether the site was used to launder illicit funds.
Authorities found about 300 graphics processing units, or GPUs, at the site, along with large-scale power supply equipment.
Mexican criminal groups have recently been expanding into crimes involving digital assets, Reuters reported.
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