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Qubic Is Now Mining Dogecoin on Its AI Compute Infrastructure

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Qubic's DOGE mining integration launches today on ASICs, fully separate from the CPUs and GPUs powering Aigarth, Qubic's AI engine.
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Fort Lauderdale, FL, April 1, 2026 - Qubic's DOGE mining integration launches today on ASICs, fully separate from the CPUs and GPUs powering Aigarth, Qubic's AI engine. For the first time, the network mines at full power, while running AI at full power, simultaneously, with no compromise between the two.

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Qubic Is Now Mining Dogecoin on Its AI Compute Infrastructure

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This audio is presented by Hacker Nune, where anyone can learn anything about any technology. Cubic is now mining Dogecoin on its AI compute infrastructure, by BTC Wire. Fort Lauderdale, Florida, April 1, 2026 Cubic's Doge mining integration launches today on A6, fully separate from the CPUs and GPUs powering iGARTH, Cubic's iEngine. For the first time, the network mines at full power, while running AIAT full power, simultaneously, with no compromise between the two. Cubic, the high-performance layer 1 network independently verified at 15. 52 million transactions per second by Sirta K, today launched live Dogecoin mining natively integrated into its network infrastructure. This is not a roadmap item. It is not a test. Miners on the Cubic network can earn Doge rewards right now, on A6 running completely separately from the CPUs and GPUs that power iGARTH, Cubic's AI engine. No toggle, no trade-off, full power to mining and full power to AI, at the same time.

The last time Cubic made this kind of move, it captured more than 51% of the Monero network's total hash rate, mined over 27,000 XMR blocks, generated $3. 5-min revenue, and drew coverage from CoinDesk, the block, and decrypt. That was Monero, where CPUs and GPUs had to toggle between mining and AI training, never giving 100% to either. This is Dogecoin, running on A6 that do not touch the AI layer at all. The network is no longer making a choice between mining and intelligence. It is doing both, fully, for the first time. The timing, April 1, is intentional. Greater than, April 1 is notorious for pulling pranks. Cubic decided to pull a network. Greater than we knew what people would think when they saw the date. We leaned into it and greater than launched anyway. Stephanie Nicholich, head of marketing and growth, Cubic how it works for miners. Cubic's network operates on useful proof of work, a consensus mechanism thought redirex computational energy toward productive tasks,

including AI training through iGARTH, Cubic's underlying AI engine. With Monero, CPUs and GPUs had to toggle between mining and AI training, meaning neither received full computational power at any given time. The Doge integration changes that architecture entirely. Doge mining runs on A6, dedicated hardware that operates independently from the CPUs and GPUs that power iGARTH. For the first time, Cubic's AI infrastructure runs at full capacity while the network's i-multaneously mines at full capacity. No compromise, no toggle, both at once. Monero is being replaced by Doge, not added alongside it, throughout this transition, and after it, AI training through iGARTH runs continuously. It never stops. The Doge integration is what finally allows it to run at full power, because ASIC's handle mining independently, freeing CPUs and GPUs in entire life for AI. The mechanism operates as follows. Doge mining runs on A6, completely separate hardware from the CPUs and GPUs running iGARTH, Cubic's AI engine, no toggle, no trade-off,

no shared compute. Doge mine through the Cubic network is sold on the open market. Proceeds are used to buy back QUBIC, which is then distributed as rewards to miners. The more miners who join, the greater Cubic's share of the total Doge network hashrate, a publicly verifiable and growing number. Monero is being replaced, not supplemented. As Doge mining scales, Monero phases out entirely. The end state is ASIC mining for Doge and full CPU and GPU power dedicated to AI training. All activity is publicly verifiable via live dashboard available at launch. The result is a value proposition that did not exist before today. Join Cubic, run ASIC's for Doge, and contribute CPU and GPU power to iGARTH's iInfrastructure, earning from the mining network while powering something larger. A QUBIC token burn mechanism activates as the Doge mining ecosystem scales, connecting mining revenue to a deflationary loop that is the first of its kind in the cryptocurrency

industry. Building on Monero precedent, Cubic's Doge mining integration is not a proof of concept. It is a repeat of a demonstrated capability built on an architecture that has now been fundamentally upgraded. In its prior Monero network integration, Cubic's compute captured more than 51% of total Monero network hashrate, a feat that drew widespread attention across cryptocurrency communities. But the Monero model had a structural limitation. CPUs and GPUs had to toggle between mining and powering iGARTH, Cubic's AI engine. Neither received full computational power at any given time. The Doge integration solves that ASIC's handled Doge mining undedicated hardware, completely separate from the AI layer. CPUs and GPUs are freed to run iGARTH at full capacity. Monero phases out as Doge scales. The end state as the architecture Cubic was always designed to reach. The deflationary model was proven with Monero. Doge is where it compounds. Cubic's

mining revenue fed a QUBIC token burn mechanism that generated more than $3.5M, proving that external proof of work mining could drive real deflationary value back into the network. With Doge, that same mechanism scales to a network with significantly greater reach, volume, and community depth. Monero was the proof that this model works at scale. Doge is the statement that Cubic is not stopping there. The Doge community is orders of magnitude larger. The market cap is orders of magnitude higher. The infrastructure is already proven. Greater than, the architecture was always designed for this. With Monero, CPUs and GPUs greater than toggled between mining and AI training, never giving full power to either. Greater than Doge changes that. Asics handle mining independently, and iGARTH runs at full greater than capacity. We prove the model with Monero. Doge is where it reaches its full greater than potential. Joedem, core lead developer, Cubica widely anticipated event.

Anticipation for this launch has been building across the crypto community four weeks. Discussion of Cubic's Doge mining integration has spread across X, Reddit, Discord, and Telegram, with miners, Dogeholders, and crypto analysts speculating about the scale of what Cubic's infrastructure would bring to the Doge coin network. Today, the speculation ends and the data begins. The Monero integration established a new benchmark for what a single network could accomplish at the infrastructure level. Cubic did not just participate in the Monero mining ecosystem, it dominated it, capturing more than half of the network's total hash rate. For the miners, analysts, and investors who watch that unfold, today's launch carries the same weight, directed at a network with far greater global reach. Live verification, a public real-time dashboard is available at launch showing Cubic's live Doge mining hash rate and cumulative Doge mind. The dashboard is publicly accessible and updated in real-time, the live proof that the network is building. Dashboard, the dashboard is

the story. Miners, analysts, and journalists can watch Cubic share of the Doge network hash rate build in real-time from day one. About Cubic, Cubic is a decentralized compute network and layer one protocol built to power the future of artificial intelligence. Operating on useful proof of work, Cubic's infrastructure directs computational energy toward Igarth, its AI engine, while supporting external proof of work mining at scale. The Doge integration marks the first time the network runs mining and AI training simultaneously at full capacity, with no trade-off between the two. With a verified throughput of 15, 52 million TPS on its live mainnet, independently audited by Sir Decay, Cubic is the fastest blockchain ever measured under live conditions. The intelligent chain, learn more about the Dogecoin mining integration, here, website, http colon slash slash Cubic, org ex, twitter, at Cubicpresskit, http colon slash slash Cubic, org PR live dashboard,

http colon slash slash slash doge stats, Cubic, org media contact name, Stephanie Nikolich title, head of marketing and growth, Cubic email, press at Cubic. org thank you for listening to this Hackernoon story, read by artificial intelligence. Visit Hackernoon.com to read, write, learn and publish.

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