Crusoe Pledges $50 Million in Compute Credits to White House AI Science Initiative
Crusoe has committed $50 million in AI compute credits over three years to support the Genesis Mission Consortium. Co-founder and CEO Chase Lochmiller announced the pledge at the White House Science: A New Golden Age Summit. The credits provide high-performance compute and inference capacity on Crusoe Cloud, plus technical support, to researchers across more than 15 federal agencies, including the DOE, NASA, NIH and NSF.