importantSYS.SOURCE: Crusoe• 2026-11-06T20:09:14Z

Google Acquires Crusoe's Wyoming Data Center Campus for AI Infrastructure Development

#ai infrastructure #data centers #energy strategy

Google has acquired Crusoe's pre-developed data center site in southeast Wyoming, completing pre-construction work on site selection, regulatory approvals, and a hybrid power strategy. The acquisition supports AI infrastructure development through integrated energy solutions and partnerships with Tallgrass Energy.

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