Crusoe officially confirmed on September 28 that it is developing the Goodnight Campus in Claude, Armstrong County, Texas, for Google, with ground broken in June 2025. According to Aterio Research, the campus will feature seven buildings offering more than 1GW of capacity across two phases, with a total expected investment of $29 billion. Separately, Crusoe's cloud business has secured a $65 million annual agreement with Thinking Machines Lab and an undisclosed contract with Perplexity, pushing Crusoe Managed Inference's ARR above $100 million.
A $29 billion data center campus tied directly to renewable wind energy from two adjacent 265.5MW Goodnight wind farms represents one of the largest single-site infrastructure commitments in Texas, where Google has separately pledged $40 billion in cloud and AI infrastructure investment through 2027. The simultaneous growth of Crusoe's managed inference business past $100 million ARR shows the company is building commercial cloud revenue alongside its hyperscale development work, diversifying its position in the market.
Google being identified as the customer for Crusoe's Amarillo, Texas data center campus is a significant hyperscaler construction deal with a named anchor tenant. This is distinct from the previously published Crusoe/Boom Supersonic cancellation story.