TeraWulf reported a $427 million net loss for Q1 2026, as the company pivots towards high-performance computing (HPC) and AI revenue streams. Despite the loss, TeraWulf's revenue reached $34 million, with HPC lease revenue doubling to $21 million, now comprising 60% of total earnings. In contrast, Bitcoin mining revenue fell by 50% year-over-year to $13 million. The company is expanding its HPC capacity, with significant projects like the Lake Mariner campus and a strategic partnership with Fluidstack and Google. This includes a 25-year lease agreement worth $9.5 billion in contracted revenues. TeraWulf's cash reserves stand at $3.1 billion, supporting its transition to AI compute infrastructure, a trend mirrored by other industry players seeking stable, long-term revenue streams.