CleanCore Solutions has signed a 10-year colocation agreement with Cerebras Systems valued at $800 million, marking a shift for a company previously known for its Dogecoin treasury strategy. According to validated notes, CleanCore committed $40 million in initial capital and up to $500 million in total funding for the deal, which is tied to AI data center infrastructure rather than a new crypto initiative. The company has indicated it is shifting focus away from its earlier Dogecoin treasury strategy under CEO Tyler Hassen. The agreement places CleanCore within the AI infrastructure narrative, which has become a prominent theme in public markets around compute demand, data centers, power access, chips, and cloud alternatives. The funding structure raises questions about the source of capital, milestones for broader commitments, financing methods, risks if AI infrastructure demand changes, and potential dilution, debt, or asset sales. The article emphasizes that this is not a story about Dogecoin funding an AI buildout unless the company explicitly says so, but rather about how crypto-treasury experiments from the last cycle are evolving into broader public-company strategies.