TeraWulf Inc. (WULF)
Terawulf Stock Surges After Kentucky Data Center Deal With Anthropic
Terawulf Inc (NASDAQ:WULF) is up 7.5% to trade at $22.74 this afternoon, set to snap a seven-day losing streak, thanks to its newly penned deal with Anthropic.
TeraWulf shares surge on $19B Anthropic AI infrastructure lease deal
TeraWulf (NASDAQ:WULF) shares rose 13% on Monday after the company announced a long-term artificial intelligence infrastructure lease with Anthropic alongside the sale of a majority stake in a joint venture, moves that significantly expand contracted revenue while recycling capital into new development projects. The digital infrastructure company said it has signed a 20-year lease agreement with Anthropic for capacity at its Justified Data Campus in Hawesville, Kentucky.
TeraWulf's stock surges after a $19 billion deal with Anthropic
The deal “validates” the crypto-mining company's pivot to supporting the AI buildout, its CEO said.
TeraWulf jumps on $19 billion data center lease deal with Anthropic
TeraWulf said on Monday it signed a 20-year lease with Anthropic for data center infrastructure, a deal expected to generate about $19 billion in contracted revenue, sending the bitcoin miner's shares up more than 16% in premarket trading.
TeraWulf stock surges as Anthropic signs $19B AI data center lease
Shares of AI infrastructure developer TeraWulf WULF jumped more than 17% in premarket trading on Monday after Anthropic signed a 20-year lease for a large-scale data center in Kentucky. The agreement is expected to generate approximately $19 billion in revenue over its initial term and further strengthens TeraWulf's position as one of several former Bitcoin miners capitalizing on booming demand for AI computing capacity.
TeraWulf Signs $19 Billion Lease With Anthropic for AI-Infrastructure Campus
TeraWulf will partner with Anthropic to build an artificial-intelligence infrastructure campus in Kentucky that could generate $19 billion in revenue.
TeraWulf Stock Soars 17% on 20-Year Anthropic Lease Agreement
TeraWulf stock rises sharply after the data-center operator announces a 20-year lease agreement with AI start-up Anthropic.
Anthropic signs lease for TeraWulf data center in Kentucky
The data center will have capacity of around 400 megawatts with first power delivery expected in the second half of 2027. The lease is initially expected to generate around $19 billion in revenue.
TeraWulf: HPC Inflection Has Arrived
TeraWulf (WULF) is executing a power-first, HPC-focused strategy, with Q1 marking the inflection as HPC lease revenue surged 117% sequentially. WULF's platform now delivers over 60% of revenue from HPC leases, supported by a $13B+ contracted backlog and 85% segment margin, highlighting structural differentiation. Balance sheet strength is evident with $3.1B in cash, 82% of WULF Compute capex secured, and disciplined capital recycling supporting rapid multi-site expansion.
TeraWulf gets Bank of America backing with Buy initiation
TeraWulf (NASDQ:WULF) shares rose 8% after Bank of America initiated coverage of the company with a Buy rating and a $34 price objective, citing its transition from bitcoin mining to AI-focused high-performance computing infrastructure as a key value driver. Analysts said TeraWulf is developing digital infrastructure to meet surging AI demand, with a pipeline expected to reach between 1.8 and 3 gigawatts of critical IT load capacity by 2030.
TeraWulf: Why I Am Doubling Down At 1-Year Highs
TeraWulf (WULF) has pivoted from crypto mining to high-performance computing, driving a 600%+ share price surge in the last year. The recent Kentucky hyperscale acquisition is set to add over 1 GW of Data Center capacity, accelerating WULF's revenue ramp and market positioning. TeraWulf saw its first quarter in Q1'26 in which its HPC segment generated larger revenues than its legacy cryptocurrency mining business.
TeraWulf Bets on Power Infrastructure to Lead AI Build-Out
The artificial intelligence (AI) revolution isn't being built on silicon alone; it's being built on the electric grid. As hyperscale cloud providers and AI developers race to deploy next-generation computing, they are colliding with a hard physical limit: power.
