Crusoe, a data center company supplying computing power for artificial intelligence workloads, is reportedly in discussions to raise roughly $3 billion in a funding round that could increase the firm’s valuation by about three times, according to people familiar with the matter. The company has contracts to provide AI computing services to major technology and cloud customers, including Meta Platforms and Oracle. Sources say the talks are at an early stage, with the final amount and terms depending on negotiations. The potential valuation jump would represent a significant expansion of investor expectations for Crusoe’s role in supplying AI infrastructure and related data center capacity. Both outlets describe the funding effort similarly, citing the same broad figure for the raise and the same valuation outcome range, while not providing additional details such as the round’s structure, participating investors, timing, or whether the company will ultimately complete the transaction. No official statement from Crusoe is included in the provided reports.