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The Startup That Built OpenAI's Biggest Data Center Is Now Making Tiny Ones
Crusoe, known for building a massive AI supercomputer in Abilene, Texas, is now focusing on smaller data centers. The company is mass-producing these centers in factories, then transporting and deploying them wherever power is available. Crusoe believes this approach is faster and more cost-effective than relying solely on large-scale construction, as giant clusters are primarily for training, while inference can be managed with fewer chips.
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