TeraWulf expands Kentucky AI footprint with Muskie Data Campus milestone
May 26, 2026, 11:12 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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The announcement confirms a multi-year, power-advantaged growth path, potentially expanding revenue opportunities and asset utilization, though capex intensity and execution risk remain; near-term gains driven by strategic clarity and proximity to existing KY assets, with potential multiple expansion as milestones hit.
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TeraWulf disclosed the Muskie Data Campus in Kentucky, aiming for more than 1 GW of capacity over time. The first 500 MW ramps in 2H 2028, with a second 500 MW by 2H 2030, backed by a new 345 kV substation and robust transmission links. This reinforces WULF's strategy to secure power-advantaged, large-scale AI infrastructure and expands its footprint alongside the Justified Data campus.
Muskie Data Campus targets over 1 GW capacity.
Initial 500 MW ramp starts 2H 2028; 500 MW more by 2H 2030.
285 acres owned/controlled within EastPark Industrial Park.
345 kV substation to support campus; transmission ties to 765 kV.
Second KY campus complements 480 MW Justified Data campus in Hancock.
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