Ollama Says It Has Expanded Its U.S. Compute Footprint With Crusoe

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Ollama said it has spent the past several months expanding its U.S. compute footprint with Crusoe and visited the Crusoe and Redwood Materials site in Nevada to see some of that capacity firsthand. The company said it plans to continue building with Crusoe.

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Ollama Visits Crusoe and Redwood Materials’ Nevada Site
We've spent the last several months scaling our compute footprint right here in the U.S., and we got to see some of it up close at the @CrusoeAI and Redwood Materials site in Nevada. Thanks @Electron_Cowboy and @ChaseLochmiller for the tour! Excited to keep building with Crusoe https://t.co/2AnYsFO9Sm

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