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Crusoe Announces $3.9 Billion Series F at $30.9 Billion Valuation

Crusoe announced the initial closing of an anticipated $3.9 billion Series F at a $30.9 billion post-money valuation to fund expansion of its data centers, modular AI infrastructure and cloud business.

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Crusoe data-center infrastructure representing its $3.9 billion Series F financing and expansion plans.

Has Crusoe closed the full $3.9 billion funding round?

Not yet according to Crusoe's announcement. The company described the September 17 transaction as the initial closing of an anticipated $3.9 billion Series F, without disclosing how much capital had been funded at that stage.

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Why does the financing matter for Crusoe?

The capital gives Crusoe more funding to build large AI data-center campuses, deploy modular Crusoe Spark systems and expand Crusoe Cloud as it scales more than 6 GW of gross contracted capacity.

What does the $30.9 billion valuation represent?

It is Crusoe's post-money valuation, meaning the stated company value after accounting for the Series F financing rather than the amount of capital raised.

How much business has Crusoe contracted?

Crusoe reported more than $140 billion of total contracted value across its platform and more than 6 GW of gross contracted capacity, with 1 GW operational. Total contracted value should not be treated as revenue already recognized.

What happens next with the Series F?

The remaining milestone is completion of the anticipated financing beyond its initial close, while the business must convert new capital and contracted capacity into operating infrastructure and cloud revenue. Crusoe did not announce a date for a final closing.

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Original signal: TechCrunch ↗

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