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Crusoe Unveils $4.8B Texas Data Center Expansion
7 Oct
Summary
- Crusoe plans two data centers in Jayton, Texas, totaling $4.8 billion.
- Each facility will cover 759,260 sq ft, creating nearly 1.52 million sq ft.
- Construction is slated to begin in January 2027, with operations in 2029.
Crusoe has announced plans for two significant computing facilities in Jayton, Texas, with a combined investment of $4.8 billion. Each building is designed to be 759,260 sq ft, collectively adding nearly 1.52 million sq ft of space. These facilities are registered as 'spur buildings' linked to Project Hyper.
Construction for the Jayton sites is targeted to start in January 2027. The first facility is expected to be operational by May 2029, followed by the second in July 2029. These new developments align with Crusoe's broader strategy of expanding large computing sites across West Texas.
This Jayton expansion is part of a larger initiative that, when combined with Project Hyper in Childress, brings the total planned investment to approximately $12 billion. Crusoe is also developing separate campuses for Google and has existing facilities utilized by OpenAI and potential future capacity for Microsoft.
