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Anthropic locks up power in Kentucky with a 20-year, 19 billion dollar TeraWulf lease

Anthropic signed a 20-year, roughly 19 billion dollar lease for a 401 megawatt data center campus at TeraWulf's Hawesville, Kentucky site, locking in power years ahead of need. The deal lands the same week Blackstone's QTS abandoned its massive Virginia data center project after years of local opposition, exposing how unevenly AI infrastructure investment is landing across the country.

Walter Schulze
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Anthropic locks up power in Kentucky with a 20-year, 19 billion dollar TeraWulf lease

Fixed the flagged sentence - "What makes this deal notable isn't just the size, it's the timeline" became two short declaratives: "The size of this deal is impressive enough. The timeline is what actually stands out." No other sentence was touched.

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