Google Backs Anthropic-Linked Data Center Project with Credit Support
11/04/2026 — 11/05, 00:20·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- Reuters reported that data center developer TeraWulf reached a credit support agreement with Alphabet's Google to back financing for an Anth…
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Data-center developer TeraWulf (WULF.O) announced on Wednesday that it has entered a credit backstop agreement with Google, a unit of Alphabet, to support financing for its data center project with Anthropic in Kentucky. The project is scheduled to come online in H2 2027. The report, by Deborah Sophia of Reuters, identifies TeraWulf as the project developer and Google as the provider of the backstop. Anthropic is linked to the project, though the available material does not specify the nature of its involvement. Financial terms of the agreement and the overall size of the financing package were not disclosed in the source material. This is the only report received so far, so no further details about the structure or conditions of the arrangement have been reported. TeraWulf develops data center facilities, and the Kentucky project is one of several the company has been pursuing to serve AI workload demand.
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Data-center developer TeraWulf has secured a credit backstop agreement with Alphabet’s Google to support financing for its Kentucky data-center project with Anthropic, Reuters reported. The project is scheduled to come online in the second half of 2027.
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