Crusoe
A company that builds data centers and power plants, focusing on energy infrastructure for computing needs.
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How Crusoe compares
4 creators weighed in
CoreWeave
Direct rival
GPU cloud for AI workloads
Rory says Crusoe is smaller than CoreWeave but growing much more quickly. Both are cloud infrastructure players attracting large capital commitments.
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Rory says Crusoe is smaller than CoreWeave but growing much more quickly. Both are cloud infrastructure players attracting large capital commitments.
"Coreweave, 6 billion in cloud commitments. They also invested in that company and then 13 billion with Crusoe. They are building their own infrastructure and they're embracing open source."
Grouped with Coreweave as cloud infrastructure providers where Jane Street has committed capital
"Crusoe at 30. I mean I think it's growing. It's smaller than Coreweave, growing much more quickly."
Compared to CoreWeave and Nebius; noted as smaller but growing more quickly
"Crusoe is at $3.9 billion Series at $30.9 billion. I've done the math and I believe it's just below the fold. It's just a hint too expensive to hit our margin. Reluctantly, I'm going to have to pass on Crusoe."
Compared to CoreWeave and Nebius in the data center/GPU infrastructure market
"Someone like a Crusoe or CoreWeave or something like that — you have a model, it gets uploaded, it proliferates there."
Mentioned alongside CoreWeave as example NeoCloud providers
What creators say
"Saw just the other week Crusoe raised 3.9 billion dollars for its vertically integrated AI infrastructure platform."
More from Greg Isenberg →"Coreweave, 6 billion in cloud commitments. They also invested in that company and then 13 billion with Crusoe. They are building their own infrastructure and they're embracing open source."
More from Jason Calacanis →"Crusoe at 30. I mean I think it's growing. It's smaller than Coreweave, growing much more quickly."
More from Rory O'Driscoll →+1 more mention from Rory
"He solved it first of all with, look, I have Crusoe. I forward bought Crusoe to fill the gap in Colossus."
"Crusoe is at $3.9 billion Series at $30.9 billion. I've done the math and I believe it's just below the fold. It's just a hint too expensive to hit our margin. Reluctantly, I'm going to have to pass on Crusoe."
More from Jason Lemkin →"The philosophy of the business from day one was taking this energy-first approach to computing. We named the company Crusoe after the character Robinson Crusoe who was stranded on a desert island and had to be innovative with his resources. Today,..."
More from Chase Lock Miller →
"They're also investing in Crusoe. We have Chase Lock Miller coming back on the show to talk about building infrastructure for the AI buildout."
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"Someone like a Crusoe or CoreWeave or something like that — you have a model, it gets uploaded, it proliferates there."
More from Emad Mostaque →"Invested in a company called Crusoe. These were really about stranded energy sources."
More from Scott Nolan →+2 more mentions from Scott
"Invested in a company called Crusoe. These were really about stranded energy sources."
"And then really energy where we invested in Crusoe Energy and understood the whole stranded supply of flare gas and what could you do with that"
"Here you've got Crusoe and all these other hyperscalers that can now tap into the world's money supply, pull the money in today, build out the real estate, the racks, the computers today, and then deliver the contract later."
More from Dave Blundin →"Crusoe is probably one of my favorite examples of this — originally started off as a coin miner and now obviously turned into a data center producer."
More from Delian Asparouhov →"Crusoe is working on modularly assembling data centers, kind of like a data center in an 18-wheeler, you know, shipping container."
More from Gavin Baker →"Crusoe is working on modularly assembling data centers, kind of like a data center in an 18-wheeler shipping container."
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