TeraWulf

TeraWulf mines bitcoin, but the story that now moves the stock is artificial intelligence. Its flagship Lake Mariner site sits on a retired coal plant in western New York, where the old power infrastructure left behind high-voltage transmission lines and grid capacity that would take years to build from scratch. That head start let the company begin converting megawatts into data-center space for AI and high-performance computing tenants, alongside its original mining rigs. The regional grid it draws on runs largely on nuclear and hydroelectric power, which the company has used as a selling point with customers who care about emissions. TeraWulf is young, founded in 2021 and listed on Nasdaq soon after, and it carries the volatility of both the bitcoin price and the race to lease AI capacity. The pivot from miner to landlord is the bet investors are watching.

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