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Crusoe is a privately held, vertically integrated AI infrastructure company that builds gigawatt-scale AI data center campuses and sells GPU compute through its Crusoe Cloud platform, positioning itself as “the AI factory company.” As of 2026 its flagship 1.2GW Abilene, Texas campus (built on the Lancium Clean Campus and tied to OpenAI’s Stargate program via direct customer Oracle) anchors a US development pipeline that the company says exceeds 40GW, including new campuses underway in Wyoming, the Texas Panhandle, and Missouri. Crusoe Cloud itself, the customer-facing GPU cloud, runs a much smaller set of live regions across the US, Iceland, and Norway, offering NVIDIA and AMD GPU instances for AI training and inference. What differentiates Crusoe is its energy-first origin story: it began in 2018 converting flared natural gas at oil wells into power for bitcoin mining, later divested that crypto business, and now applies the same stranded/clean-energy sourcing model (natural gas, geothermal, hydro, and grid interconnection deals) to power hyperscale AI campuses built for tenants like Oracle, Microsoft, and reportedly Google.
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Crusoe operates as a AI-native cloud provider and AI-optimized colocation provider, with facilities at the following locations:
Alberta, CanadaCrusoe-Kalina Distributed Power Alberta SitesPENDING REVIEW Crusoe signed a multi-year framework agreement with Kalina Distributed Power to build and operate multiple AI data centers in Alberta powered by KDP's natural gas plants.
Reykjanesbær, IcelandatNorth ICE02 (Crusoe Cloud eu-iceland1)AI DATA CENTERTIER IIICARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW ICE02 is a Tier III data center near Keflavík International Airport where Crusoe's leased capacity grew to 57MW by August 2025 with the addition of NVIDIA GB200 NVL72, Blackwell, and Hopper GPUs and direct liquid-to-chip cooling.
Drangedal, NorwayPolar DC DRA01 (Crusoe Cloud eu-norway1)AI DATA CENTERPENDING REVIEW Independent reporting identifies Drangedal in southeast Norway as the specific host site for Crusoe's leased Polar DC facility, part of a 12MW deal expandable to 52MW powered entirely by hydroelectric energy.
Kingdom City, Missouri, USACrusoe Callaway County Data CenterPENDING REVIEW Local reporting from a July 2026 community open house described this as a proposed 200-acre, $4.5 billion hyperscale campus in Callaway County, with construction targeted between fall 2026 and summer 2028.
Warrenton, Missouri, USACrusoe Warrenton CampusAI DATA CENTERPENDING REVIEW The 340-acre campus received a 75% personal property tax abatement from Warrenton in April 2026 and involves an estimated $8.36 billion in high-performance computing equipment for its first phase.
Abilene, Texas, USACrusoe Stargate Campus (Lancium Clean Campus)AI DATA CENTERPENDING REVIEW This 1.2GW campus, tied to OpenAI's Stargate program with Oracle as Crusoe's direct customer, went live in its first phase in September 2025 and is expanding to eight buildings after an $11.6 billion financing round.
Snyder, Texas, USACrusoe Modular Data Centers at Energy Vault Technology CenterPENDING REVIEW Crusoe partnered with energy storage firm Energy Vault to deploy modular data centers at Energy Vault's technology center in Snyder, Texas.
Texas Panhandle (Armstrong County) region, Texas, USACrusoe Goodnight CampusAI DATA CENTERPENDING REVIEW State tax-abatement filings describe an initial phase of up to four buildings and 530 megawatts, with research firm Cleanview reporting Google is working with Crusoe on this development.
Northern Virginia region, Virginia, USACrusoe Cloud us-east1PENDING REVIEW
Cheyenne, Wyoming, USACrusoe-Tallgrass Wyoming CampusAI DATA CENTERPENDING REVIEW Announced in 2025 as a 1.8GW partnership with Tallgrass, this campus is reportedly designed to scale up to 10GW and sits several miles south of Cheyenne near the Colorado state line.
Crusoe's most AI-optimized facilities are its Abilene, Texas Stargate campus and its leased capacity at atNorth's ICE02 data center in Iceland. Abilene was purpose-built to host some of the largest GPU clusters in the world as part of the OpenAI/Oracle Stargate program, with direct-to-chip liquid cooling designed into the buildings. At ICE02, Crusoe has scaled its footprint to 57MW as of an August 2025 expansion, deploying NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 systems alongside Blackwell and Hopper GPUs with direct liquid-to-chip cooling, all powered by Iceland's geothermal and hydroelectric grid.
Abilene, USACrusoe Stargate Campus (Lancium Clean Campus)AI DATA CENTERPENDING REVIEW This 1.2GW campus, tied to OpenAI's Stargate program with Oracle as Crusoe's direct customer, went live in its first phase in September 2025 and is expanding to eight buildings after an $11.6 billion financing round.
Texas Panhandle (Armstrong County) regionCrusoe Goodnight CampusAI DATA CENTERPENDING REVIEW State tax-abatement filings describe an initial phase of up to four buildings and 530 megawatts, with research firm Cleanview reporting Google is working with Crusoe on this development.
Warrenton, USACrusoe Warrenton CampusAI DATA CENTERPENDING REVIEW The 340-acre campus received a 75% personal property tax abatement from Warrenton in April 2026 and involves an estimated $8.36 billion in high-performance computing equipment for its first phase.
Cheyenne, USACrusoe-Tallgrass Wyoming CampusAI DATA CENTERPENDING REVIEW Announced in 2025 as a 1.8GW partnership with Tallgrass, this campus is reportedly designed to scale up to 10GW and sits several miles south of Cheyenne near the Colorado state line.
Reykjanesbær, IcelandatNorth ICE02 (Crusoe Cloud eu-iceland1)AI DATA CENTERTIER IIICARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW ICE02 is a Tier III data center near Keflavík International Airport where Crusoe's leased capacity grew to 57MW by August 2025 with the addition of NVIDIA GB200 NVL72, Blackwell, and Hopper GPUs and direct liquid-to-chip cooling.
Drangedal, NorwayPolar DC DRA01 (Crusoe Cloud eu-norway1)AI DATA CENTERPENDING REVIEW Independent reporting identifies Drangedal in southeast Norway as the specific host site for Crusoe's leased Polar DC facility, part of a 12MW deal expandable to 52MW powered entirely by hydroelectric energy.
Common Questions
Does Crusoe operate AI-specific GPU infrastructure, and where?
Yes. Crusoe's Abilene, Texas Stargate campus was purpose-built for large GPU clusters tied to the OpenAI/Oracle Stargate program, and its leased capacity at atNorth's ICE02 facility in Iceland has been expanded to include NVIDIA GB200 NVL72, Blackwell, and Hopper GPUs with direct liquid-to-chip cooling.
What was Crusoe's original business before AI data centers?
Crusoe launched in 2018 as Crusoe Energy Systems, deploying containerized data centers at oil wells to burn stranded/flared natural gas for bitcoin mining, before pivoting fully to AI infrastructure and divesting its crypto operations to NYDIG.
Is Crusoe's Abilene campus the same as OpenAI's Stargate project?
The Abilene, Texas campus is where Crusoe built the physical facility as part of the Stargate LLC venture; Crusoe's direct contractual customer there is reportedly Oracle, with OpenAI as Oracle's customer for the compute.
Where does Crusoe Cloud actually offer live GPU regions today?
As of 2025-2026 reporting, Crusoe Cloud's public regions center on Houston (Texas), Northern Virginia, Sparks (Nevada), Iceland, and an expanding Norway deployment, a narrower footprint than hyperscalers because Crusoe's strategy prioritizes energy sourcing over broad geographic reach.
Does Crusoe offer colocation services?
Crusoe is classified as a colocation provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide colocation services. Please contact Crusoe directly to confirm colocation availability.
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