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Google buys Crusoe data center site in Wyoming, plans $17B campus

Crusoe offloads an unfinished site as Google commits billions toward expanding its regional infrastructure.

OSH Desk1 min read

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Crusoe has sold an unfinished data center development in Wyoming to Google, clearing the way for a $17 billion infrastructure buildout by the tech giant [1].

Denver-based Crusoe designs computational facilities centered around energy systems and AI infrastructure [1]. The deal hands the unfinished Wyoming site to Google, which plans to invest $17 billion into the campus development [1].

The sale follows a period of rapid capital expansion for Crusoe [1]. The startup closed a $3.9 billion round in September 2026, which took its private valuation to $30.9 billion [1]. The transfer provides Google immediate access to a key regional footprint as hyperscalers compete for utility-scale capacity.

Questions and answers

How much does Google plan to spend on the Wyoming campus?

Google plans to invest $17 billion to construct and develop the facility.

What is Crusoe's valuation?

Crusoe was recently valued at $30.9 billion.

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Sources

  1. 1.Crusoe sells troubled Wyoming data center project to Google — TechCrunch AI, Nov 7, 2026
  2. 2.Google takes over the Wyoming data centre site Crusoe had planned — TNW | Google, Nov 6, 2026
  3. 3.Google acquires Wyoming data center site from AI infrastructure firm Crusoe — AOL, Nov 6, 2026

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