TeraWulf falls 7% after New York orders one-year pause on new data center permits
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TeraWulf's stock price falls 7% after New York orders a one-year pause on new data center permits, citing environmental concerns. Despite this setback, TeraWulf assures investors that its existing data centers in New York remain operational and its ongoing development plans are unaffected. The pause may impact future growth, however, affecting the company's long-term expansion plans.
TeraWulf said that its data centers in New York remain operational and that its ongoing development plans are unaffected.