Newport, Washington
OperatingOur operating campus in eastern Washington, powered by the region's hydroelectric grid. More capacity is being added in phases through 2027.
About Krambu
Krambu designs, builds and operates High Performance Computing campuses in the United States, powered mostly by hydroelectric energy and other clean sources.
Our story
Krambu was founded in 2017 to build and run some of the most demanding computing there is.
Today we put that experience to work for artificial intelligence. We build campuses designed from the ground up for the world's most powerful computers, and run them on clean energy.
Why it matters
High-performance computing is how today's biggest problems get solved. The work done on systems like ours reaches far beyond the campus walls.
Researchers use high-performance computing to model climate, discover new materials and test ideas that would take years in a lab.
AI running at scale helps speed up drug discovery, improve diagnosis and bring new treatments to patients sooner.
Training the robots of tomorrow takes enormous computing power. Our campuses help teams teach machines to work safely alongside people.
Computing infrastructure brings investment, skilled jobs and new opportunity to the regions where it is built.
What we do
We design, build and operate campuses made for the most powerful AI systems in the world.
We deploy the latest generations of AI computing, from NVIDIA's Blackwell systems to its next-generation Vera Rubin platform.
Our campuses run mostly on hydroelectric energy, supplemented by other clean sources.
Local teams look after every campus, keeping the systems our customers rely on safe, secure and reliable.
Cooling
Krambu works with advanced computing and direct liquid cooling technology, which captures heat at its source and can reduce the energy needed to cool powerful computing equipment.
Cooling systems are tailored to each location, with attention to energy efficiency, water use, and local conditions.
Where we operate
Our operating campus in eastern Washington, powered by the region's hydroelectric grid. More capacity is being added in phases through 2027.
Our second US campus. The first phase is under development now.
Community
Our campuses are part of the towns they sit in. We build and operate them alongside the people who live there.
We hire from the communities around our campuses and train our teams to run advanced computing facilities.
When we build, we work with local trades, contractors and suppliers wherever we can, so investment stays in the region.
We plan our sites with local officials, utilities and residents, and keep them informed as each campus takes shape.
As our campuses grow, we reinvest in the communities around them.