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I know what pools are for, they combine many nodes power to mine a block quicker but these are cloud pools.

Could a group of PCs or mining rigs which are at the same network act like a pool and combine their powers to mine?

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but these are cloud pools.

Not always no. A pool doesn't need to run in the "cloud".

Could a group of PCs or mining rigs which are at the same network act like a pool and combine their powers to mine?

A group of PCs all solo mining to the same wallet address is almost exactly the same thing as that group of PCs mining to a pool running on the local network.

With tens, hundreds or thousands on PCs on a network, running a local network pool makes much more sense, as it:

  • ensures there is no nonce overlap
  • reduces traffic
  • reduces load

A mining proxy (like XMRig Proxy), also accomplishes the same.

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  • I see, so you mean I don't need to create a local pool to mine into monero blockchain? Aug 21, 2021 at 6:07
  • Correct. You do not need a local pool to mine Monero.
    – jtgrassie
    Aug 21, 2021 at 11:48

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