Rajiv Khemani, co-founder and CEO of Auradine, said the company has seen increased interest as an American-made alternative amid heightened scrutiny and tariffs on Chinese bitcoin mining hardware by US authorities

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Recently, though, shipments from Chinese firms have been held up in transit to the US due to heightened scrutiny from US Customs and Border Protection

We are seeing stronger interest from customers who otherwise would say they are ok with just buying everything from Chinese vendors,” said Rajiv Khemani, co-founder and CEO of Auradine.

Chinese companies have dominated the multi-billion dollar market for the chips and hardware needed to mine new Bitcoin.