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From Gigawatts To Grab-And-Go: Crusoe Leans Into Modular AI Data Centers
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4:55Now PlayingIn 2024, Crusoe went from harnessing oilfield flare gas to mine bitcoin to going all in on the first phase an AI data center so big it needed a codename that sounded like an inside joke: Project Ludicrous, OpenAI and Oracle’s Stargate partnership in Abilene, Texas. Investors—who have shoved more than $4 billion into the company and valued it at $10 billion last fall—applauded the audacity: build data centers bigger and faster than ever before. Now, Crusoe is going small.
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