CleanSpark signs $6.6 billion, 20-year data center lease with an unnamed global tech firm in Georgia.
Macro & Markets ·
CleanSpark has entered a 20-year infrastructure lease agreement valued at $6.6 billion with an unnamed global technology company, according to the company. The deal could expand to $11.6 billion in total revenue should extension options be exercised over the contract's full duration.
The lease represents a long-term commitment to provide data center infrastructure capacity to a high-investment-grade counterparty. Terms include a base 20-year period at $6.6 billion, with additional revenue potential embedded in extension provisions that would increase the total contract value to $11.6 billion if fully realized.
Key details remain limited: the identity of the unnamed technology partner has not been disclosed, nor have specifics about the infrastructure's location or technical specifications been made public. The structure—a fixed initial term paired with optional extensions—is common in large-scale capacity agreements, though the mechanism and timing for exercising those extensions are not yet known.