Technology Service Centers

To comprehensively meet the growing demand for computing power and data services from hundreds of millions of DOGE and other digital asset enthusiasts around the world, DogeBank has meticulously planned the establishment of Technology Service Centers across 24 countries and regions.

These locations include: Canada, China (including the Hong Kong SAR), United States, Japan, Germany, the Netherlands, South Korea, Iceland, United Kingdom, Sweden, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Russia, Belgium, Spain, Dubai, Mexico, Austria, Denmark, New Zealand, Brazil, Turkey, and Poland.

By building a global infrastructure network, DogeBank aims to provide localized, efficient, and intelligent services—supporting the full lifecycle of digital asset mining, cloud computing, data management, and AI computing needs. These centers will also play a key role in ecosystem collaboration, technical support, and community building, solidifying DogeBank’s position as a leader in the global hash power finance industry.

In Canada, the Technology Service Center will leverage the country’s mature fintech ecosystem and abundant technical talent to deeply understand and cater to local market demands for computing power. The center will provide customized computing power solutions, ranging from basic power leasing to complex cluster deployments. Additionally, the center will capitalize on Canada’s strengths in blockchain research to innovate in data services, such as providing in-depth cryptocurrency market analysis reports, helping users make informed decisions.

Hong Kong, as an international financial hub and a key gateway to the Asian market, will focus on offering efficient and stable computing power and data services to Asian users. The center will utilize Hong Kong’s advanced financial infrastructure to streamline computing power transaction processes, ensuring security and convenience. The center will also provide data visualization services tailored to Asian users, helping them easily understand computing power usage and digital asset market trends.

In the United States, a core global region for both technology and finance, DogeBank's Technology Service Center will strengthen collaborations with local research institutions and universities, introducing cutting-edge technologies to enhance the performance and efficiency of computing power services. The center will explore the use of AI for optimal resource allocation in power scheduling and provide comprehensive, authoritative data services, including real-time market data, historical trends, and deep market insights, enabling users to stay ahead in the dynamic digital asset market.

In Japan, Germany, and the Netherlands, which are leading countries in technology and manufacturing, the centers will adopt advanced local technological ideas and management practices to improve the operation and maintenance of computing power equipment, ensuring high stability and reliability. The centers will also address local demands for data security and privacy protection by establishing robust security systems, utilizing advanced encryption technologies to safeguard user data.

In emerging technology and financial centers such as South Korea and Singapore, the centers will closely align with the rapidly developing digital economies and launch innovative computing power and data services. For example, the South Korean center will provide customized gaming computing solutions to meet the demands of the vibrant blockchain gaming market, while the Singapore center will explore cross-border computing power trading and data sharing pilot projects, promoting interconnectedness in the global digital asset market.

In Russia, Brazil, and other large resource and market countries, the centers will leverage local resource advantages and significant market demand to build large-scale computing power infrastructures, offering low-cost, high-value computing services. These centers will also focus on meeting local demands for data services, such as providing blockchain-based energy data management solutions to Russia’s energy sector, enhancing data management efficiency and security.

In countries with distinct characteristics like Iceland, Malaysia, Thailand, Belgium, Spain, Austria, Denmark, New Zealand, Turkey, and Poland, the centers will be customized to local needs. In Iceland, the center will optimize energy use for computing power equipment by utilizing the country’s abundant renewable energy and cool climate. In Malaysia, the center will provide blockchain-based supply chain data services to the booming e-commerce industry. In European countries like Belgium, Spain, Austria, and Denmark, with strong financial traditions, the centers will provide professional digital asset financial data services, supporting investment decisions. In New Zealand, the focus will be on the digital transformation needs of local industries such as agriculture and tourism, exploring the application of computing and data services in these sectors. In Turkey and Poland, the centers will act as regional hubs for computing power and data services, fostering collaboration in the digital economy across Eurasia.

Through the establishment of Technology Service Centers in these 24 countries and regions, DogeBank aims to build a comprehensive global network of computing power and data services, offering a one-stop, all-encompassing, and high-quality service to users around the world, contributing to the prosperity of the DOGE and digital asset industries.