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TeraWulf Preps $3 Billion Debt Raise With Google Backstop to Build AI Data Centers

The financing would fund a pivot from Bitcoin mining to AI colocation using existing high‑power campuses.

Overview

  • TeraWulf is working with Morgan Stanley on roughly $3 billion of loans or bonds, with an October launch under consideration and final terms dependent on credit ratings and market conditions.
  • Google has committed to backstop $1.4 billion of the package, bringing its total support tied to TeraWulf projects to about $3.2 billion.
  • The company disclosed a $400 million private offering of convertible senior notes due 2031 to fund capped call transactions and data center growth.
  • TeraWulf plans to convert its large-scale Bitcoin mining sites into AI‑ready colocation capacity as demand for power and GPUs accelerates.
  • A 10‑year colocation agreement with Fluidstack, reported at approximately $3.7 billion in contract value, underpins the buildout and coincided with Google raising its equity stake to 14%.