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Data Center Signal is tracking 4 clips about Terawulf data center developments across 2 states, including KY, MD.

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News ClipThe Courier-Journal·Louisville, Jefferson County, KY

Calls for transparency mount as KY data center development continues

Louisville residents and elected officials raised concerns about data center development in Kentucky, citing environmental impact, water usage, noise, and utility costs during a public town hall. U.S. Rep. Morgan McGarvey opposed hyperscale data centers in Louisville and questioned LG&E on how it will meet energy demand without impacting ratepayers. The Louisville Metro Planning Commission approved a revised plan for the city's first hyperscale data center, while the Metro Council proposed new draft regulations.

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Anthropic

7/9/2026

News Clip2:19WCHS-TV·Boyd County, KY

Terawulf data center project announced for Boyd County, Kentucky

Maryland-based Terawulf plans to build the Muskie Data Campus, a $4 billion data center, in Boyd County, Kentucky. The project, located in the EastPark Industrial Center, is expected to create hundreds of construction jobs and 300 long-term positions. Local officials project a significant annual tax revenue boost for the Boyd County School System and other counties involved.

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5/31/2026

News ClipWCHS·Ashland, Boyd County, KY

Boyd County leaders excited about potential economic impact of proposed data center

Terawulf has purchased 300 acres in the EastPark Industrial Center in Boyd County, Kentucky, for its new Muskie Data Campus. Local and state leaders are excited about the projected $4 billion investment, which is expected to create hundreds of construction jobs and around 300 long-term positions, along with significant annual tax revenue for the Boyd County School System.

announcement government

5/29/2026

News Clip4:05CNBC Television·MD

Terawulf CEO on pivoting the business from crypto mining to AI data center supplier

Terawulf's CEO Paul Prager discusses the company's pivot from Bitcoin mining to becoming an AI data center supplier. He highlights the high demand for power in the AI data center space and Terawulf's ability to build facilities and secure long-term off-take agreements with companies like Google. The company is focusing on bringing its own power generation to sites, such as their Maryland location, to avoid affecting consumer pricing and to supply the grid.

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Google

3/25/2026