Google buys Crusoe’s Wyoming AI data-center site after pre-development work
Crusoe handed over a pre-developed Wyoming data-center site to Google on November 6, 2026, after completing site selection, governmental approvals, and a hybrid power strategy with Tallgrass Energy. The project, announced as a 1.8-gigawatt campus with expansion potential to 10 gigawatts, included concurrent energy and infrastructure design. The hybrid plan combined natural gas, grid power, and…
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- Crusoe completed site prep for **Google**’s Wyoming AI data center, including approvals and hybrid power design with **Tallgrass Energy**
- **Google** announced a **$17 billion** Wyoming data center with **702-megawatt** fuel cells and carbon capture, one day after the Crusoe handoff
- **Crusoe**’s Wyoming project was part of a **1.8-gigawatt** campus with expansion potential to **10 gigawatts**, now owned by **Google**
Crusoe Hands Google a Pre-Developed Wyoming AI Data Center Site
Unite.AI · 6 November 2026
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