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Google's Billion-Dollar Commitment to Bitcoin

Google boosts its share in Bitcoin mining company TeraWulf to 14%, injecting an additional $1.4 billion. TeraWulf also plans to delve into the artificial intelligence sector.

Google is now earnestly considering a significant deal worth billions regarding Bitcoin.
Google is now earnestly considering a significant deal worth billions regarding Bitcoin.

Google's Billion-Dollar Commitment to Bitcoin

In a significant development, TeraWulf Inc. (WKN: A3C9C7) has announced that Google is providing an additional financial guarantee of $1.4 billion, bringing the total support to a substantial $3.2 billion. This move deepens TeraWulf's strategic partnership for providing the next generation of AI infrastructure.

As part of the deal, Google receives options to acquire 32.5 million shares of TeraWulf. Through this agreement, Google's pro forma stake in TeraWulf increases from previously eight to now 14 percent. TeraWulf's CEO, Paul Prager, expressed his enthusiasm about the partnership, highlighting its potential to drive the company's expansion in the lucrative AI sector.

The partnership with Google and the AI cloud platform Fluidstack is not limited to financial support. TeraWulf is building a new data center, CB-5, in partnership with Fluidstack. Last week, TeraWulf signed two ten-year contracts with Fluidstack to provide over 200 megawatts of capacity at its Lake Mariner data center. The new data center is expected to increase TeraWulf's contracted capacity with Fluidstack.

The news about TeraWulf's partnerships has been a boost for the company. In just five trading days, TeraWulf's share has gained nearly 90 percent, with a surge of more than 12 percent in one day. This surge underscores the market's confidence in TeraWulf's strategic moves.

However, investors are advised to exercise caution and not be swayed by fear of missing out (FOMO). The positions that could benefit from this publication by holding or purchasing TeraWulf shares or related stock options likely involve institutional buyers who participated in TeraWulf's convertible senior notes offerings, totaling around $1 billion, including additional exercised greenshoe options completed in August 2025. These buyers also engaged in capped-call transactions to hedge and reduce dilution risks. Additionally, Alphabet (Google) expanded its stake in TeraWulf recently, suggesting it may also hold beneficial positions.

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It is essential to note that this article contains a potential conflict of interest. The majority shareholder of the publisher Boersenmedien AG, Mr. Bernd Foertsch, may have positions in the financial instruments mentioned in the publication or related derivatives.

In conclusion, TeraWulf's strategic partnerships with Google and Fluidstack, along with its expansion in the AI sector, make it an interesting investment opportunity. However, investors are advised to conduct their due diligence before making any investment decisions. Alphabet and Bitcoin/Ethereum remain viable investment options for investors seeking exposure to the rapidly growing AI and cryptocurrency markets.

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