Crusoe

AKA crusoe energy

Crusoe is emerging within a rapidly expanding North American AI and data center infrastructure market, estimated at a $600 billion buildout. This massive expansion is fundamentally driven by shifts in power strategy and capital commitments, exemplified by major platform investments and large-scale energy launches globally. The current focus is on securing the necessary energy capacity to support this unprecedented growth in compute demand.

Crusoe is actively pioneering a novel compute geography by leveraging uninterrupted orbital solar power. This approach directly addresses significant terrestrial limitations, including challenges related to land acquisition, permitting processes, and securing traditional utility access for large data centers.

This orbital strategy positions Crusoe to overcome conventional infrastructure bottlenecks that are currently reshaping the broader AI sector. While the industry grapples with energy constraints and massive capital flows redefining scale, Crusoe is introducing a distinct, space-based solution to ensure continuous, scalable power delivery for high-demand computing needs.

Last updated February 7, 2026

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ai infrastructure worldwide
Global portfolio-scale artificial intelligence infrastructure deployment is currently being propelled by Meta's focus on nuclear energy solutions, KKR's two-billion-dollar platform investment, and the launch of a 480-megawatt facility in Saudi Arabia, all driven by power, capital, and policy considerations.
North America AI Scale
Capital flows, energy limitations, and fundamental structural changes are redefining the scale of artificial intelligence and data center infrastructure across North America, currently estimated at a six hundred billion dollar corridor buildout.
data center in space
Crusoe and Starcloud are pioneering a novel compute geography by utilizing uninterrupted orbital solar power to overcome traditional terrestrial limitations related to land acquisition, permitting, and utility access.