Taylor Monnig

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Taylor Monnig, 33, is CleanSpark's Chief Technology Officer and Chief Operating Officer, roles assumed in May 2024 and September 2025, respectively. He joined CleanSpark in 2022 as Senior Vice President of Mining Technology and leads the hardware and software teams supporting operations across all mining data centers. His tenure has contributed to sustained industry-leading uptime and datacenter efficiency improvements.

Before joining CleanSpark, Monnig founded TMGCore in 2018 and served as its chief operating officer through August 2022, where he developed and commercialized liquid immersion cooling technology for high-density computing data centers serving HPC and Bitcoin mining applications. He holds a bachelor's degree in mass communications from Arizona State University.

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