Link Global Technologies Inc. announced it has signed a letter of intent with Convega Energy Ltd. based in Calgary, Alberta. The LOI sets out a partnership between Convega and Link to make available up to 50 megawatts ("MW") of electricity at favorable rates for the cryptocurrency mining community. Link anticipates this opportunity to be of significant advantage to Link customers when coupled with the Company's management and maintenance services. As contemplated in the LOI, Link and Convega plan to execute a power supply agreement within the next 15 days. Under the terms of the LOI, Convega and Link plan to initially supply 3 MWs of electricity and then increase this supply commencing in Second Quarter of 2020. The initial 3 MWs of power is expected to increase Link' production capacity by approximately 30 bitcoin ("BTC") per month. Link has also commenced a program for procurement of cryptocurrency-focused processors, which it intends to couple with its power supply to make "hash power" available to its customers, as well other potential markets.