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TeraWulf CEO Excited About Anthropic Data Center Agreement

Bloomberg Technology Tuesday 07 July 2026, 21:07 UTC 1 min read
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Jul 7th, 2026 TeraWulf CEO Excited About Anthropic Data Center Agreement TeraWulf CEO Paul Prager says a new 20-year lease agreement with Anthropic is a major vote of confidence in the company’s AI infrastructure strategy. Speaking on "Bloomberg The Close," Prager also discusses plans for a purpose-built AI campus at TeraWulf’s Kentucky site and what the long-term partnership means for future growth.

Jul 7th, 2026 TeraWulf CEO Excited About Anthropic Data Center Agreement TeraWulf CEO Paul Prager says a new 20-year lease agreement with Anthropic is a major vote of confidence in the company’s AI infrastructure strategy. Speaking on "Bloomberg The Close," Prager also discusses plans for a purpose-built AI campus at TeraWulf’s Kentucky site and what the long-term partnership means for future growth.
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