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Google plans $17B data centre in Wyoming, its first there

Google says it will pay for all the power the site uses, and its utility partner says those costs won’t shift to other customers. Google bought the site from Crusoe. The plan came two days after US voters backed limits on data centres.

Google announced the campus in Laramie County, near Cheyenne, on November 5. It will run partly on a planned 702-megawatt plant of fuel cells that use natural gas and capture carbon. On November 6, Crusoe said Google had acquired the site. No price was given.

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Crusoe and Boom ended their turbine deal for AI data centres

Boom’s CEO first blamed a change in Crusoe’s power plans, then deleted that line. Crusoe says its plans have not changed.

Boom Supersonic’s chief executive, Blake Scholl, said on September 25 that Crusoe and Boom are no longer launching Boom’s Superpower gas turbine together. Crusoe, which builds AI data centres, had ordered 29 of the 42-megawatt turbines in December 2025. Crusoe told TechCrunch the partnership “isn’t the right fit today”.