CleanCore Solutions has signed a 10-year colocation contract with Cerebras Systems for $800 million (approximately 110 billion yen), according to official information. The company, known in the cryptocurrency world for holding a large amount of Dogecoin (DOGE), has committed $40 million (approximately 5.5 billion yen) as initial funding, with the possibility of investing up to $500 million (approximately 69 billion yen) in the entire project. The contract is entirely focused on the AI data center infrastructure business, not new cryptocurrency-related initiatives. Under CEO Tyler Hassen, CleanCore has stated it is completely shifting away from its previous strategy of holding Dogecoin as a company treasury. The news suggests that the previous experiment of incorporating cryptocurrency into its corporate assets during the last cryptocurrency boom has evolved into a broader strategy for publicly listed companies. CleanCore's AI contract indicates the company aims to become a larger entity beyond its Dogecoin balance sheet, though it does not mean they will completely divest from Dogecoin. AI infrastructure, including computational processing demand, data centers, power supply, chips, and alternatives to cloud services, is currently one of the most prominent themes in the stock market, and the Cerebras contract places CleanCore at the heart of this AI narrative.