TeraWulf CEO Excited About Anthropic Data Center Agreement

TeraWulf CEO Paul Prager discusses the 20-year lease agreement with Anthropic for a data center in Kentucky, calling it a best-in-class deal that provides long-term revenue visibility and an investment-grade credit backstop. He also explains the $530 million sale of the Abernathy joint venture stake and the plan to reinvest proceeds into higher-return, fully-owned projects. The CEO expresses strong confidence in the company's growth and financing prospects. - TeraWulf signed a 20-year data center lease with AI firm Anthropic. - The deal is described as best-in-class with a long duration and investment-grade credit provisions. - TeraWulf sold its Abernathy JV stake to FluidStack for $530 million. - Capital will be redeployed into sites with direct customer deals and higher returns. - The Kentucky site is scalable to 1 gigawatt, with Anthropic having an advantage but no exclusive rights. - CEO dismisses customer concentration risk due to strong credit backstops. - Company expects to finance development with investment-grade debt, improving terms.