Crusoe sold the Wyoming data center site to Google
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Crusoe has sold its data center site in southeastern Wyoming to Google for an undisclosed sum, with the AI data center developer confirming the deal on November 6 after completing pre-construction work including site selection, government permits, and a power arrangement with Tallgrass Energy. The sale follows Google's announcement a day earlier of its first Wyoming data center build and a $17 billion investment in the campus, a figure that covers the broader data center plan rather than the land payment to Crusoe. Google is working with Tallgrass Energy and Black Hills Energy ($BKH) on the project's energy supply. The deal matters because it hands Google a shovel-ready site as it races to expand AI infrastructure, while letting Crusoe monetize a fully permitted asset and recycle capital. What to watch next is how quickly Google breaks ground in Wyoming and whether Crusoe redirects proceeds into new data center developments.
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