- A Kodak-branded Bitcoin-mining rig which premiered at CES will not go ahead.
- The company behind the project, Spotlite, told the BBC the scheme has has been blocked by the US financial watchdog.
- Originally the rig was marketed as a rentable Bitcoin miner, for which customers would pay $3,400 up front for a two-year deal.
- Critics were sceptical of the machines, with some dubbing them a "scam."
A weird scheme to launch a Kodak-branded bitcoin mining rig, first shown off at CES in January, has collapsed.
Spotlite, the company which licensed Kodak's brand and built the rigs, told the BBC that the scheme won't be going ahead.
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