Tether promotes open-source mining operating system MOS, targeting small and medium-sized miners

In the strategy of further expanding its Bitcoin ecosystem layout, Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino revealed that the company is actively promoting the open source plan of its Bitcoin mining operating system, MOS (Mining Operating System), and is expected to be officially launched in the fourth quarter of 2025.

As an important layout of Tether in the field of Bitcoin mining infrastructure, MOS has a modular design, Internet of Things (IoT) architecture and high scalability. It can support the deployment of a single Raspberry Pi device to millions of mining machines, showing its wide adaptability to a diverse user group.

Ardoino said that the core goal of MOS is to break the monopoly of existing large listed mining companies at the software level, provide an efficient, flexible and transparent open source alternative for small and medium-sized miners, and enhance the fairness and technical autonomy of the entire mining industry. Through MOS, small and medium-sized mining companies can achieve refined computing power management and operation and maintenance optimization without relying on closed source code or expensive third-party software.

It is worth noting that MOS will also be integrated with Tether's AI analysis tool QVAC. QVAC aims to improve the real-time monitoring, risk prediction and energy efficiency management capabilities of mining farms through artificial intelligence technology, and provide data-driven decision support for mining operations. As AI is increasingly used in energy and blockchain infrastructure, this integration is expected to bring unprecedented efficiency improvement space for miners.

As Tether continues to expand its layout in Bitcoin mining, AI infrastructure and energy industries, the release of MOS not only represents a further extension of its technology map, but also reflects the current mining industry's urgent need for open source, high-performance and sustainable tools.

As the launch date approaches, MOS's open source strategy is expected to attract widespread attention from global developers and miner communities, build a more collaborative and innovative mining software ecosystem, and lay the foundation for the sustainable development of the entire industry.