Deep Tide TechFlow News, February 27, reports that TeraWulf’s Q4 2025 financial results show a loss of $1.66 per share, far exceeding analysts’ expected loss of $0.16. The quarterly total revenue was $35.8 million, below the expected $44.1 million, with digital asset revenue at $26.1 million and high-performance computing revenue at $9.7 million.
Despite poor performance, the company has signed AI and high-performance computing contracts worth $12.8 billion and plans to increase total capacity to 2.8 gigawatts through acquisitions of new sites in Kentucky and Maryland to meet the growing AI demand.
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TeraWulf's Q4 2025 performance falls short of expectations, but the AI business outlook looks promising
Deep Tide TechFlow News, February 27, reports that TeraWulf’s Q4 2025 financial results show a loss of $1.66 per share, far exceeding analysts’ expected loss of $0.16. The quarterly total revenue was $35.8 million, below the expected $44.1 million, with digital asset revenue at $26.1 million and high-performance computing revenue at $9.7 million.
Despite poor performance, the company has signed AI and high-performance computing contracts worth $12.8 billion and plans to increase total capacity to 2.8 gigawatts through acquisitions of new sites in Kentucky and Maryland to meet the growing AI demand.