TeraWulf to develop data center at Morgantown power plant site in Maryland

TeraWulf announced plans to develop a major data center at the Morgantown power plant site in Maryland, leveraging the existing infrastructure of the power plant for reliable energy supply. The project is part of TeraWulf's strategy to expand its data center portfolio while utilizing its nuclear-powered Bitcoin mining operations to support high-demand computing needs. Google is identified as a key partner in this initiative, indicating potential collaboration on energy-intensive computing infrastructure. The Morgantown site, historically a coal-fired power plant, provides a strategic location with established grid connections and power infrastructure. While specific capacity figures for the data center were not disclosed, the project underscores the growing convergence between energy infrastructure and digital infrastructure development.

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TeraWulf

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U.S.-based digital infrastructure company developing and operating sustainably powered data centers for Bitcoin mining, AI, and HPC applications. Publicly traded (NASDAQ: WULF) with vertically integrated operations combining energy infrastructure expertise and zero-carbon power sources.

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Google

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Google is active as both an offtaker and buyer, securing 7 verified deals, including nearly 1.2 GW of carbon-free energy via PPAs with Clearway. The company's clean energy investments span solar in Malaysia, offshore wind in Germany, and battery storage in the USA, with a strategic partnership in fusion energy. Google also partners in data center development, indicating a focus on powering its infrastructure with clean energy sources.