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An important note for AI builders in 2026… ➡️ “If you’re supply-constrained at a chip level, a data center level, and an energy level, it’s very advisable to work with people who understand all three layers and optimize them together. That translates into more cost-efficient infrastructure and a faster time to market,” said Erwan Menard, Crusoe’s SVP of Product during a webinar we hosted last month. Together, Erwan and Kyle Sosnowski, Crusoe’s VP of Cloud Engineering, broke down insights from our 2026 AI infrastructure trends report, which found that 98% of AI decision-makers rated complete control over infrastructure as critical to their success. Kyle and Erwan’s key advice: ⚡ Optimize for inference, not just training 🧠 Invest early in memory-aware inference architectures 🔌 Plan now for the energy wall 🏗️ Choose partners delivering purpose-built AI infrastructure Read more on our blog: https://lnkd.in/g975fMZ8

The shift from training-centric to inference-centric infrastructure planning is one of the most underappreciated operational pivots AI teams need to make right now. The cost curves look completely different depending on which you're optimizing for.

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Cheers to that new Data Center in Austin, was happy to see the news and partnership with OpenAI

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