CleanSpark signs $6.6 billion Georgia data center lease

CleanSpark signed a 20-year, $6.6 billion lease for a data center in Georgia with an undisclosed technology company. The Bitcoin miner saw its shares rise after the announcement.

CleanSpark, a Bitcoin mining firm, has entered into the long-term agreement for the facility.

The lease covers 20 years and totals $6.6 billion in value.

The counterparty remains unnamed in the deal.

Shares in the company increased following the signing.

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