Crusoe has filed for two more data center buildings at its under-development Goodnight Campus in Claude, Texas.

The campus is planned for 10001 Lima Road in Claude, Armstrong County, just east of Amarillo.

The campus is also known as Project Llano and has been filed for under Crusoe affiliate GN DC1, LLC.

Set to go live in phases from August 2026 to February 2027, the campus is set to span at least six single-story buildings.

According to filings with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, four of the buildings will span 805,380 sq ft (74,822 sqm) each, while two are set to total 484,955 sq ft (45,054 sqm) each.

The latest two buildings to be filed for are Buildings 3 and 4, both with an estimated construction cost of $500 million. The facilities will span 805,380 sq ft (74,822 sqm). Works on both have begun, with one supposedly completed this month and the other set to be finished by the end of Q1 2027.

According to Aterio Research, the data center campus will actually feature seven buildings and offer more than 1GW. The first phase will cover four buildings and 530MW, and the second phase will cover three buildings with 500MW of capacity. A total investment of $29 billion is expected to be put into the project. Aterio suggests it will mirror the company's Abilene campus.

In March of this year, a fire broke out near the construction site, causing Crusoe to partially evacuate.

Elsewhere in Texas, Crusoe is developing a 1.4GW data center campus in Childress, and is behind the Abilene site being used by OpenAI. Further capacity at the Abilene campus is set to be leased to Microsoft.

Recently, Crusoe said it has contracted 4.9GW of AI infrastructure spanning its data center projects, and capacity for Crusoe Cloud, and its total development pipeline exceeds 40GW (including contracted projects, sites under active tenant negotiation in advanced development).