Crusoe Energy, an AI infrastructure supplier to Meta and other major cloud providers, is raising $3 billion（約4800億円） at a $30 billion（約4.8兆円） valuation, up from $10 billion（約1.6兆円） last October. The company pivoted from Bitcoin mining to AI data centers as global demand for computing power surged, and now holds nearly 5 gigawatts in active contracts plus over 40 gigawatts in development.
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Crusoe, which exited Bitcoin mining last year, is negotiating to raise $3 billion（約4800億円） and achieve a $30 billion（約4.8兆円） valuation—triple its $10 billion（約1.6兆円） valuation from last October. The company supplies AI computing capacity to Meta, Microsoft, and Google.
Why it matters
Global demand for AI computing power is driving infrastructure expansion. Crusoe currently has nearly 5 gigawatts under active contracts and over 40 gigawatts in its project pipeline, enough to support the electricity consumption of approximately 30 million U.S. households.
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Meta recently signed a deal to purchase capacity from Crusoe at data centers in Childress, Texas, and Warrenton, Missouri. The company paused a Wyoming data center project after failing to secure customers.
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