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TeraWulf ($WULF) announces senior management will participate in investor conferences across New York, London, and California in May 2026, strengthening institutional investor engagement.

$FLR surges on nuclear energy and data center demand, securing major contracts. However, modest long-term market growth suggests measured position-building over aggressive buying.

Construction veteran Fluor pivots to data center infrastructure, backed by $25.5B backlog and $3-4B Kentucky project amid $4T global spending boom.

TeraWulf shares fell 6.21% after pricing a $900M stock offering at $19 per share, below the prior $20.95 close, raising dilution concerns as the AI data center operator expands infrastructure.

U.S. stock futures gain on Trump's Iran de-escalation comments, with ASML beating earnings and Broadcom partnering with Meta on AI chips.

TeraWulf raises $900M via upsized stock offering to fund Kentucky data center expansion, debt repayment, and future acquisitions, closing April 2026.

Bitcoin miners diversify into AI computing as crypto underperforms AI stocks, though emerging AI-blockchain integration could reshape long-term valuations.

Covalis invests $30.29M in Core Scientific as it shifts from crypto mining to AI data centers, with colocation revenue nearly tripling to $65M in 2025.