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This partnership establishes a significant infrastructure milestone for scaling open-model inference, directly addressing the industry's need for cost-effective and reliable compute resources. By leveraging Crusoe's specialized hardware to handle production workloads for Thinking Machines Lab, this deal highlights the critical role of dedicated AI chips in sustaining large-scale generative model operations.
Crusoe and Thinking Machines Lab Partner to Power Open-Model Inference at Scale
The AI lab will run its production workloads on Crusoe Managed Inference, tuned for throughput, price-performance, and reliability SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 23, 2026 — Crusoe and Thinking Machines Lab today announced a $65 million annual agreement to power inference for the lab’s open models on Crusoe Cloud. Through Crusoe Managed Inference, Thinking Machines Lab will […] The post Crusoe and Thinking Machines Lab Partner to Power Open-Model Inference at Scale appeared first on HPCwire.
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