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# Device Variants

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ZenHive hardware is designed with flexibility in mind, offering three distinct deployment options:

1. ZenHive Edge , Standalone Mining Device: Users can deploy ZenHive hardware independently, contributing computing power to the network and earning $aZen rewards.
2. ZenHive Primehost , Hosted Miner: ZenHive devices can be hosted in data centers, eliminating maintenance costs for users while ensuring stability and optimal performance.
3. ZenHive Nano , Virtual Computing Units: ZenHive hardware can be divided into multiple computing units, allowing for cloud-based AI computation and dynamic task scheduling.

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