Group 1 - TeraWulf plans to raise $3 billion in debt to expand its data center operations, supported by Google, amid an intensifying AI infrastructure arms race [1] - The funding arrangement is being facilitated by Morgan Stanley and may involve high-yield bonds or leveraged loans, potentially launching as early as next month [1][2] - Credit rating agencies are assessing the deal, with Google's backing likely to enhance TeraWulf's credit rating [2] Group 2 - Google has increased its financial support for TeraWulf to $3.2 billion and now owns a 14% stake in the company [3] - This support has enabled AI cloud platform Fluidstack to expand its operations using a TeraWulf-run data center in New York [3] - Other crypto firms, such as Cipher Mining, are also entering similar agreements with Google, which will backstop $1.4 billion in obligations related to Cipher's deal [3] Group 3 - TeraWulf shares experienced a decline of approximately 1.3% during Friday's trading session, remaining unchanged in after-hours trading [4]