Both firms’ relatively nascent AI data center businesses did a lot of the heavy lifting in the Q2 results, which were released before markets opened Wednesday. That arrangement is supposed to open an $80 million quarterly lease revenue stream, starting with its next Q3 report. TeraWulf rides HPC leasing, crossing 70% of revenueThe other half of the data center duo reporting around the same time, TeraWulf (NASDAQ: WULF), saw shares rise 1.64% to $19.19 in pre-market trading, according to Google Finance. High-performance computing leases made up for $31.9 million of the $44.8 million revenue that Terawulf reported for the quarter. TeraWulf reported another $3 billion in cash and restricted cash.