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The latest Chase Lochmiller news, : Crusoe builds Google’s Texas AI data center campus with wind-powered cooling.
The provided stories do not identify Chase Lochmiller or state their role. The coverage focuses on Crusoe, detailing a $1.25B turbine deal with Boom, a $3.9B Series F funding round, and a multi-year infrastructure partnership with Perplexity for AI training and inference.
3 stories mentioning Chase Lochmiller since 17 September 2026, newest first, each with its sources and discussion. Follow to see new ones on your front page.
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Crusoe builds Google’s Texas AI data center campus with wind-powered cooling
The project, which broke ground in June 2025, employs over 5,500 skilled workers daily and aims to power advanced AI infrastructure using renewable energy sources. The campus connects directly to Serena’s Goodnight 1…
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Crusoe drops $1.25B deal for Boom’s Superpower turbines
The deal, announced in 2023, would have included 29 turbines—each rated at 42 megawatts—with deliveries starting in 2027. Crusoe, which raised $3.9 billion earlier this year, now says it will use a mix of wind, solar,…
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Crusoe raises $3.9B Series F; IREN lands $9.7B Microsoft cloud deal
Two AI‑infrastructure firms announced major financial milestones. Crusoe disclosed an initial closing of a $3.9 billion Series F round that values the company at $30.9 billion, with the round co‑led by Atreides…
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As of 28 September 2026: Crusoe builds Google’s Texas AI data center campus with wind-powered cooling. The project, which broke ground in June 2025, employs over 5,500 skilled workers daily and aims to power advanced AI infrastructure using renewable energy sources.
What is Chase Lochmiller?
The provided stories do not identify Chase Lochmiller or state their role. The coverage focuses on Crusoe, detailing a $1.25B turbine deal with Boom, a $3.9B Series F funding round, and a multi-year infrastructure partnership with Perplexity for AI training and inference.