Meta Platforms signs new agreements with data-center developer Crusoe to obtain additional computing power for its artificial intelligence infrastructure. According to reports, the deals expand the infrastructure Meta is assembling to support its AI ambitions. The arrangements cover two Crusoe sites in the United States—Childress, Texas, and Warrenton, Missouri. The Next Web reports that the agreements provide Meta roughly 1.6 gigawatts of capacity across the two locations. Bloomberg similarly describes the deals as a step to strengthen the computing infrastructure Meta needs for its AI expansion. The reporting characterizes Crusoe as a provider of AI-relevant data-center capacity, and frames Meta’s agreements as part of a broader effort to secure large-scale power and processing resources. While the outlets focus on the infrastructure and capacity commitments, details on timelines, pricing, and the specific computing configurations are not included in the excerpts provided. Meta’s AI push continues to rely on partnerships for large amounts of data-center capacity and energy availability.